情況像日本--但不一定是!!

limfly

Weimar Inflation in America...

May 26, 2008 - Probably almost everyone is familiar with the hyperinflationary episode that engulfed Germany after the First World War. That nation's economy was crippled by monetary problems that resulted in dreadful personal hardships, even though up to that time Germany had achieved one of the highest living standards in the world.

The newly formed German government, named for the city where their constitution was drafted after the Kaiser's abdication in 1918, kept pumping up the money supply. The process started relatively slowly, but quickly the pace of money creation accelerated.
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limfly

As the inflation worsened, people sold whatever they could to survive. Widdig succinctly describes it in the caption to the above photo as follows: "The impoverished middle class has to sell its cherished possessions."He should have correctly stated though that it was the "newly impoverished middle class". They only became destitute after the inflation had destroyed their savings and ability to maintain their standard of living.

Sadly, the problems of Weimar Germany are now appearing in the US. To survive the impact of rising prices, Americans today - like Germans did eight decades ago - are selling cherished possessions, as explained in a recent story by Associated Press entitled "Americans unload prized belongings to make ends meet". To view the full article click here.
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仁之幻滅

那又怎樣?美股還不是要下去3%~!
不然哥的空單怎辦?雖然已經賺百點了但早盤又加碼了ㄚ!到現在9032佈的1000口空單也才賺120點起跳~阿!這波想賺兩百點ㄟ!
還好黃靜則˙又在喊話了!
說下跌就是買點啦!量縮拉回!?放他媽ㄉ狗屁!
今天最好笑的就是講現在要買明年的!
你娘勒!還有一個月才明年現在看到明年?
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weichenus

美元大漲, 對美國出口不利, 但是過多資金到新興國家, 又造成問題, 沒有通膨又會變成通縮, 看來新的FED主席很頭痛呀

感謝您的分享....只是我都看不懂啦