The U.S. Dollar Has Been The Gold Bug’S Best Friend – Until The “Amero” Debuts

Posted on Friday, April 25 at 12:06 by NAUWATCH

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As all gold bugs know, gold’s historic rise since 2001 has largely been attributed to the dilution of the U.S. dollar. Trade deficits, government overspending and the more recent sub-prime mortgage debacle have all helped deflate the greenback while driving up the price of gold.

 

However, what would happen if the U.S. dollar just disappeared?  How would gold and other hard assets be valued then?

 

This week the three NAFTA amigos, President George Bush, Prime Minister of Canada Stephan Harper and Mexican President Felip Calderon met to ram new polices down our throats which will impact gold and other commodity prices going forward.

 

The reopening of the North American Free Trade Agreement is the first strategic move toward a North American Union that will create a new currency to compete with the Euro.

 

On Tuesday, the U.S. dollar sank yet again with the Euro breaching the psychologically significant $1.60 mark for the first time.



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  1. Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:36 pm
    No solid plans for a common currency yet as far as I know, although think tanks have suggested it. The amero design available online is just a "fantasy" coin.

  2. by avatar dawadd
    Mon Apr 28, 2008 4:13 pm
    Easy sell my ass!!!!More lies from the south!Canada does not need USA to compete in the WORLD market.We just don,t want to be"Bombed back to the stone age"



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