Another Reflection...
[Felix]"...Interested to hear your thoughts and suggestions."
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I have watched the world economy with a great deal of interest. I make no claim to my interperation, but I have wondered, how long, the two world powers, UK with the Pound sterling and USA with the dollar would harvest the rest of the world.
We see the pressure being brought to bare on Britain to convert to Euro....and I beleive it will not be another 5 years and she will have been forced to do so.. Her wealth is held in hands of wealthy middle eastern powerhouses...they will trade with what suits them best in the long run and the Euro, has, as we know done just that.
It surprises me not at all, that Eruo is the desired medium to purchase oil. What the Euro seems to have done, is to unite the smaller economic and yes even impoverished countries to a single buyng power..
This is foreboding in my opinion....We know why the USA wishes to keep the Oil at $ purchase power...It lends supreme bargaining power and keeps her in more ways than are openly reflected a world power to be reckoned with.
Sadly though the growing unrest and animosity towards the Americas has indoubtedly put pressure on countries to loadshed, the dollar...China, who we now openly recognise as the fastest growing economy in the world, is obviously concerned that her capital gain of dollars, will utimately prove to become a 2nd rate currency. ....
I have always believed that not all ones eggs should be held in one basket and it would be wise to move a certain amount of assets offshore to calmer waters..
Had we had this discussion/debate earlier, I would have without hesitation said that investment in Dubai, would have been capital gain.. but I believe that her development, has been the ruin of many an investor and there appears to be no recourse to the recuperaton of such losses.
Geurnsey offshore, has always been a slow and stable commodity. If you are able, I would buy pound sterling and invest in Geurnsey and just sit tight.
But I would also think very strongly about investing in the Chinese Money Market. Her buying power is the most stable at this time...She owns almost all of ZImbabwe, has just bought out one of our major banking institutions in S.A., has huge investments in our mining houses and invests billions in our construction industry.
In closing, what I remind myself all the time, is that even in Zimbabwe, people survive, they may pay R24 millions Dollars for a loaf of bread, but they do survive...
We, the world are sitting on an explosive situation, regarding our resources....It remains to be seen, just how long we have left, before the whole thing disintergrates, and then it will matter less who owns what, it will become the riches of the masses.....
Battalion Commander
[Felix]"...Interested to hear your thoughts and suggestions."
...
I have watched the world economy with a great deal of interest. I make no claim to my interperation, but I have wondered, how long, the two world powers, UK with the Pound sterling and USA with the dollar would harvest the rest of the world.
We see the pressure being brought to bare on Britain to convert to Euro....and I beleive it will not be another 5 years and she will have been forced to do so.. Her wealth is held in hands of wealthy middle eastern powerhouses...they will trade with what suits them best in the long run and the Euro, has, as we know done just that.
It surprises me not at all, that Eruo is the desired medium to purchase oil. What the Euro seems to have done, is to unite the smaller economic and yes even impoverished countries to a single buyng power..
This is foreboding in my opinion....We know why the USA wishes to keep the Oil at $ purchase power...It lends supreme bargaining power and keeps her in more ways than are openly reflected a world power to be reckoned with.
Sadly though the growing unrest and animosity towards the Americas has indoubtedly put pressure on countries to loadshed, the dollar...China, who we now openly recognise as the fastest growing economy in the world, is obviously concerned that her capital gain of dollars, will utimately prove to become a 2nd rate currency. ....
I have always believed that not all ones eggs should be held in one basket and it would be wise to move a certain amount of assets offshore to calmer waters..
Had we had this discussion/debate earlier, I would have without hesitation said that investment in Dubai, would have been capital gain.. but I believe that her development, has been the ruin of many an investor and there appears to be no recourse to the recuperaton of such losses.
Geurnsey offshore, has always been a slow and stable commodity. If you are able, I would buy pound sterling and invest in Geurnsey and just sit tight.
But I would also think very strongly about investing in the Chinese Money Market. Her buying power is the most stable at this time...She owns almost all of ZImbabwe, has just bought out one of our major banking institutions in S.A., has huge investments in our mining houses and invests billions in our construction industry.
In closing, what I remind myself all the time, is that even in Zimbabwe, people survive, they may pay R24 millions Dollars for a loaf of bread, but they do survive...
We, the world are sitting on an explosive situation, regarding our resources....It remains to be seen, just how long we have left, before the whole thing disintergrates, and then it will matter less who owns what, it will become the riches of the masses.....
Battalion Commander
