It`s amazing how many articles we`ve read dealing with world globilization, peak oil or any other financial "end scenarios", is that they mention WHY something is going to happen.
Why a certain "bubble" will pop or why a certain index may fall.
Well, we know WHAT and WHY.
Next question is WHEN. Right?
I don`t think that even a prophet would have much success answering that question either.
What about the question "HOW"?
If we knew the answer to "how"...we could calculate, more or less the answer to "when".
You may think now that my name is Alfred Hitchkock or Sherlock Holmes, but if everybody is interested in "thrillers" and horror stories, why not a bit of detective work????
Here are the facts:
1) Either we want to accept it or not: Money, Oil and Gold are does values that have governed our planet in the past.
2) Each one of these values depends from the other in a certain matter or other.
3) We do not exactly know, how much we really have of each.
My question:
Which one of these three could ( if extremely devalued or over-valued) affect or better devalue the other two? Provoking a so-called"Domino Effect"?
I could continue; but I am going to leave this open for discussion...
Why a certain "bubble" will pop or why a certain index may fall.
Well, we know WHAT and WHY.
Next question is WHEN. Right?
I don`t think that even a prophet would have much success answering that question either.
What about the question "HOW"?
If we knew the answer to "how"...we could calculate, more or less the answer to "when".
You may think now that my name is Alfred Hitchkock or Sherlock Holmes, but if everybody is interested in "thrillers" and horror stories, why not a bit of detective work????
Here are the facts:
1) Either we want to accept it or not: Money, Oil and Gold are does values that have governed our planet in the past.
2) Each one of these values depends from the other in a certain matter or other.
3) We do not exactly know, how much we really have of each.
My question:
Which one of these three could ( if extremely devalued or over-valued) affect or better devalue the other two? Provoking a so-called"Domino Effect"?
I could continue; but I am going to leave this open for discussion...