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It is only fitting on a day where the price of gold hit a new, nominal high that I should discuss the last days of the US dollar as a “reserve currency”. An ounce of gold is what it is: the world’s oldest and most widely-accepted money. It can never increase (or decrease) in value. Instead, it is the pseudo-money, the paper “fiat currencies” which are currently all plunging steadily downward in value — with no currency able to keep up with the collapse of the US dollar.
Concurrent with the new nominal high for gold, the big ‘news’ of the day was a pair of news articles about global oil trade. One article out of London claims that a ’secret’ agreement is being reached between Middle East oil-producers and the rising “BRIC” economies to work to exclude the US dollar in the future trade of crude oil — phasing it out steadily over a 9-year period.
The second major news item was a parallel story out of the Middle East, where the Gulf oil-producers denied that such a deal is being reached. Shakespeare had a famous quote which deftly deals with such denials: “[Thou] doth protest too much, methinks.”
For decades, Gulf oil producers have had their currencies “pegged” to the US dollar (a fixed exchange rate versus the dollar) as part of their massive oil-export business to the US. For many years, this was a mutually beneficial arrangement for the despots of these regimes. US military “muscle” kept their totalitarian regimes in power — and the US got cheap oil in return. However, as the US economy degenerated into a Ponzi-scheme economy (where total collapse is now only avoided through/by creating ever-larger asset-bubbles), the currency-peg of the Gulf regimes has become poisonous to their own economies — essentially forcing them to “import” US inflation (which the US government claims doesn’t exist). Years of double-digit inflation in these countries during the US’s housing-bubble, caused serious hardship on their generally poor populations, while the “easy money” of the Greenspan/Bernanke era led to their own, ugly asset-bubbles. This was followed by Wall Street’s ruthless take-down of the crude oil market in 2008 — part of its “scorched-earth policy” where it dragged the global economy down with it (to frighten the US government into giving in to its $10 trillion in “blackmail” demands).
Even before the Wall Street take-down, Gulf States were already starting to end their “pegs” (and thus their reliance) on the US dollar. Indeed, it is likely that crushing the crude oil market was in part vindictiveness by the Wall Street — punishing the Gulf countries for turning their backs on the US. Ultimately, between the double-digit inflation and the crushing economic blow of seeing crude oil dragged down to $30/barrel, Gulf oil-producers can hardly be faulted for ending what has become a totally one-sided relationship with the US dollar (and the US economy).
If this wasn’t sufficient, by itself, to provide the impetus for the secret deal (or “non-deal”) between Gulf oil-producers and their new, best customers, the US government has provided the final impetus itself — with its permanent near-zero interest rates.
After spending two years, insisting that it would never follow the example of Japan — the US has duplicated all the tried-and-failed policies of the Japanese government, led by permanently supplying “free money” to markets through its near-zero interest rates. As a result of this policy-of-failure, the US dollar is becoming the new “carry-trade” currency. For those who still aren’t familiar with this often-used term, it is really a very simple proposition. People with access to international currency markets find the nation with the lowest interest rates (the “free money”)and borrow huge sums of that currency for nothing.
They then take this “free money” and either invest it in the “hottest” (i.e. highest-yielding) sectors or equity markets in other economies, or simply buy bonds from markets with much higher interest rates. Because it is a simple way for anyone with large cash-holdings to make easy profits, the “carry trade” with the Japanese yen quickly became a multi-trillion dollar gambit.
The consequence of the carry-trade is that the currency which provides “free money” is now dumped into global markets in unprecedented quantities. As happens with anything which is grossly over-supplied to a market, its price must fall. Thus, the US’s incompetent, two-party dictatorship is essentially forcing former economic “partners” like the Gulf States to drop their reliance on the dollar as a matter of economic survival — due to their essentially permanent, near-zero interest-rate policy.
With over $57tn in total public and private debt, each 1% interest in US interest rates, drains more than $500bn per year out of the US economy (roughly equal to a 5 per cent drop in GDP for each 1 per cent increase in interest rates).
Apart from the fact that the hopelessly insolvent US economy cannot afford to pay for even a 1 per cent increase in its interest rates, it can even less afford the ‘hits’ to its GDP which are implied by such interest rate increases.
Thus, much like Japan, the US is looking at a generation of a dormant economy (the cost of using all available capital to prop-up its “zombie banks”) along with near-zero interest rates as a best-case scenario. The less-optimistic (and more realistic) scenarios are that it fails to do as well as Japan did.
Instead, the more likely options are that the US either suffers a debt-implosion (like the former Soviet Union), or ignites hyperinflation — through the reckless money-printing required to avoid a debt-implosion. In all of these three scenarios it is nothing short of economic suicide to have holdings in US dollars, or to simply hold dollars as a currency “reserve”.
These economic realities mean that even if the recent rumour is false, that a deal to doom the dollar has already been reached, the economic fundamentals created by the US government not only makes such a transition certain, but make it imperative to conduct this transition as quickly as possible without creating more severe disruptions in the global economy. Gold (and silver) are the only forms of money which cannot be devalued. Thus, with 6 billion humans having a choice between holding rapidly-depreciating paper currencies or holding real “money”, the choice is clear. The new, nominal high on Wednesday for gold is not an ending, it is a beginning - while for the US dollar, the “obituary” is already written. All that is missing is the date of its death.
The writer is editor of bullionbullscanada.com. This is a condensed version of an article that appeared on www.bullionbullscanada.com. Republished with permission of the author.
It’s not hard to see that China is going to be a true superpower in the next few years. As we in the U.S. constantly print money and produce very little, China is producing and importing their products to us. Well, if you have been paying any attention you are aware that gold and silver are steadily climbing in price. As I write this post, gold is at $1,1128.00 per ounce and silver is at $17.13 per ounce. It seems that China is truly getting tired of buying our worthless bonds and notes and they have been cutting back dramatically on buying the problems in the U.S. So, what does that mean to you?? China right now is urging their 1.5 plus billion citizens to buy silver and to buy it now. Why do you think there telling their citizens to buy silver?? Obviously, they realize that silver is underpriced and it is a widely consumed commodity that has less than a 10 year supply left of it on planet earth!! So, if you have been under a rock not paying attention, I SUGGEST YOU WAKE UP, AND WAKE UP FAST!!!!!! Check this video out, maybe it will open your eyes a little bit… After watching it, find out how Im collecting FREE GOLD AND SILVER every month!!!! Click on below for more info
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Fiat Money -Toilet Paper Money
The history of fiat money, to put it kindly, has been one of failure. In fact, EVERY fiat currency since the Romans first began the practice in the first century has ended in devaluation and eventual collapse, of not only the currency, but of the economy that housed the fiat currency as well.
Why would it be different here in the U.S.? Well, in actuality, it hasn’t been. In fact, in our short history, we’ve already had several failed attempts at using paper currency, and it is my opinion that today’s dollars are no different than the continentals issued during the Revolutionary War. But I will get into that in a moment. In the meantime, I will show you that fiat currencies have not been successful, and the only aspect of fiat currencies that have stood the test of time is the inability of political systems to prevent the devaluation and debasement of this toilet paper money by letting the printing presses run wild.
Fiat Money -Rome — The Denarius
Although Rome didn’t actually have paper money, it provided one of the first examples of true debasement of a currency. The denarius, Rome’s coinage of the time, was, essentially, pure silver at the beginning of the first century A.D. By A.D. 54, Emperor Nero had entered the scene, and the denarius was approximately 94% silver. By around A.D.100, the denarius’ silver content was down to 85%.
Emperors that succeeded Nero liked the idea of devaluing their currency in order to pay the bills and increase their own wealth. By 218, the denarius was down to 43% silver, and in 244, Emperor Philip the Arab had the silver content dropped to 0.05%. Around the time of Rome’s collapse, the denarius contained only 0.02% silver and virtually nobody accepted it as a medium of exchange or a store of value.
Fiat Money -China — Flying Money
When the Chinese first started using paper money, they called it “flying money,” because it could just fly from your hands. The reason for the issuance of paper money is simple. There was a copper shortage, so banks had switched to the use of iron coinage. These iron coins became overissued and fell in value.
In the 11th century, a bank in the Szechuan province of China issued paper money in exchange for the iron coins. Initially, this was fine, because the paper money was exchangeable for gold, silver, or silk. Eventually, inflation began to take hold, as China was funding an ongoing war with the Mongols, which it eventually lost.
Genghis Khan won this war, but the Mongols didn’t assume immediate control over China as they pushed westward to conquer more lands. Genghis Khan’s grandson Kublai Khan united China and assumed the emperorship. After running into some setbacks with paper currency, Kublai eventually had some success with fiat money. In fact, Marco Polo said of Kublai Khan and the use of paper currency:
“You might say that [Kublai] has the secret of alchemy in perfection…the Khan causes every year to be made such a vast quantity of this money, which costs him nothing, that it must equal in amount all the treasure of the world.”
Even Helicopter Ben would be impressed. Marco Polo went on to say:
“This was the most brilliant period in the history of China. Kublai Khan, after subduing and uniting the whole country and adding Burma, Cochin China, and Tonkin to the empire, entered upon a series of internal improvements and civil reforms, which raised the country he had conquered to the highest rank of civilization, power, and progress.”
Wait a second, I thought we were bashing fiat currencies here…Can anyone say crackup boom? Since Marco Polo experienced this firsthand, and has been very helpful to us thus far, I think I will allow him to finish his analysis of China’s paper money experiment.
“Population and trade had greatly increased, but the emissions of paper notes were suffered to largely outrun both…All the beneficial effects of a currency that is allowed to expand with a growth of population and trade were now turned into those evil effects that flow from a currency emitted in excess of such growth. These effects were not slow to develop themselves…The best families in the empire were ruined, a new set of men came into the control of public affairs, and the country became the scene of internecine warfare and confusion.”
I wonder if Keynes read Marco Polo’s experiences with Chinese fiat currencies when he said that the U.S. government should just bury bottles full of money in old mine shafts to spur economic growth.
Fiat Money -France — Livres, Assignats, and Francs
The French have been particularly unsuccessful in their attempts with fiat money.
John Law was the first man to introduce paper money to France. The notion of paper money was greatly helped along by the passing of Louis XIV and the 3 billion livres of debt that he left.
When Louis XV was old enough to make his own mistakes, he required that all taxes be paid in paper money. The currency was backed by coinage…until people actually wanted coins.
The theme of the day…the new paper currency rapidly became oversupplied until nobody wished to own the worthless junk anymore and demanded coinage for their currency.
Oops. It looks like Law didn’t think that anyone would actually want coins ever again. After making it illegal to export any gold or silver, and the failed attempts by the locals to exchange their paper currency for something of actual value, the currency collapsed.
John Law became the most hated man in France and was forced to flee to Italy.
In the latter part of the 18th century, the French government again tried to give paper money another go. This time, the pieces of garbage they issued were called assignats. By 1795, inflation of assignats was running at approximately 13,000%. Oops.Then Napoleon stepped on the scene and brought with him the gold franc. One of the good things that Napoleon realized is that gold is the way of a stable currency, and that’s what pretty much ensued during his reign.
After Waterloo had come and gone, the French gave it another go in the 1930s, this time with the paper franc. It took only 12 years for them to inflate their currency until it lost 99% of its value. History has proven a couple things about the French: 1) They are quick to surrender and 2) They are very talented at making worthless currency.
Weimar Germany — Mark
Post-World War I Weimar Germany was one of the greatest periods of hyperinflation that ever existed. The Treaty of Versailles was essentially a financial punishment placed on Germany to make reparations.
The sums of money to be paid by Germany were enormous, and the only way it could make repayment was by running the printing press. (Huge unpayable debt — that sounds familiar. I wonder what the solution in the U.S. will be.)
Inflation got so bad in this period that German citizens were literally using stacks of marks to heat their furnaces. Here is a brief timeline of the marks per one U.S. dollar exchange rate:
April 1919: 12 marks
November 1921: 263 marks
January 1923: 17,000 marks
August 1923: 4.621 million marks
October 1923: 25.26 billion marks
December 1923: 4.2 trillion marks.
Fiat Money -More Recent Times
In recent times, fiat failures have become more common occurrences. For the sake of time, I won’t go into extensive details of all these examples of paper money failures, because there are SO many. But here you have it:
In 1932, Argentina had the eighth largest economy in the world before its currency collapsed. In 1992, Finland, Italy, and Norway had currency shocks that spread through Europe.
In 1994, Mexico went through the infamous “Tequila Hangover,” which sent the peso tumbling and spread economic hardships throughout Latin America.
In 1997, the Thai baht fell through the floor and the effects spread to Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and South Korea.
The Russian ruble was not the currency you wanted your investments denominated in in 1998, after its devaluation brought on economic recession. In the early 21st century, we have seen the Turkish lira experience strokes of hyperinflation similar to that of the mark of Weimar Germany.
In present times, we have Zimbabwe, which was once considered the breadbasket of Africa and was one of the wealthiest countries on the continent. Now Mugabe’s attempts at price controls, combined with hyperinflation, have the nation unable to supply the most basic essentials such as bread and clean water.
Fiat Money -Lessons to Be Learned
Here in the U.S., I should say the lessons were not learned. There are many consistencies from the above-mentioned stories that led up to the eventual collapse of the currencies.
The scary thing is that the U.S. has some of these above-mentioned characteristics, the ones that lead to toilet paper money becoming just that. More on that in just a second. I would first like to give a brief look at the U.S. attempts with paper money in our short history.
The first attempt with paper money came in 1690 with the issuance of Colonial notes. The first Colonial notes were issued in Massachusetts and were redeemable for gold, silver, corn, cattle and other commodities.
The other Colonies quickly jumped on the toilet paper money bandwagon and began issuing their own paper currencies. Like a broken record, the money quickly became overissued. The lessons of John Law and others were definitely not learned. It is not good enough just to say that a currency is backed by commodities. It actually HAS to be backed by commodities. Essentially, it was still a fiat money, and in a short period of time, Colonials became as good as toilet paper.
The next experiment came during the Revolutionary War. Big surprise — the issuance of paper money was used to finance the war efforts. This time, the currency was called a continental.
The crash of the continental was spectacular, and the phrase “not worth a continental” was coined. This brought on a large distrust for paper currency, and until 1913, toilet paper money in the U.S. wasn’t used. Enter the infamous Federal Reserve and its monopoly on money and interest rates. Now we have the greenback.
Although the money was “officially” backed by a gold standard until 1971, it wasn’t a true gold standard. When the government found it inconvenient to have a gold standard, it just made it illegal for U.S. citizens to hold gold or exchange dollars for gold.
As reported on Strike-the-root.com:
“Under the infallible leadership of President Franklin Roosevelt, it was made illegal to own gold. On March 11, 1933, he issued an order forbidding banks to make gold payments. On April 5, Roosevelt ordered all citizens to surrender their gold — no person could hold more than $100 in gold coins, except for collector’s coins. He also made it unlawful to export gold for payment abroad, unless done through the Treasury. The penalty for defying Roosevelt was 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.”
But the official demise of the dollar was locked into place in 1971 when “Tricky Dick” Nixon completely severed all ties between the dollar and the gold standard. During the decade that followed, the U.S. experienced some of the worst inflation in its history, only matched by today’s U.S. monetary and fiscal irresponsibility.
The U.S. of A. has all the characteristics set in place that have led to the collapse of every other fiat currency money in history.
We are currently at war, and the financing of this war is extremely inflationary. In fact, if you look back at our history, since 1914, the U.S has engaged in 16 military conflicts. We have been involved in some form of violent international accord in 44 of the past 93 years. The overwhelming majority of military conflicts result in monetary inflation.
The U.S. has a debt similar to that of Weimar Germany. All though the reasons for the debt are completely different, it appears thatthis Mount Everest of IOUs is going to be impossible to pay back. I guess the U.S. could just print 10 trillion dollar bills and hand them out, but the implications of such actions are obvious.
We are currently increasing the supply of dollars at a rate of 13% per annum. This overissuance of a currency has been the leading indicator of a currency on the brink.
So what’s in the future for the dollar?
Some, myself included, might say that the dollar has already failed. It has lost over 92% of its value since its initial issuance in 1913. After the revaluation in 1934, the dollar dropped another 41%. In my opinion, it already is toilet paper money, but for the above-mentioned characteristics, which are alarmingly similar to the circumstances that led up to the eventual collapse of the dollar’s toilet paper predecessors, I believe that we have seen only the tip of the iceberg of the dollar’s inevitable path toward becoming toilet paper money.
Until Next Time,
Nick Jones
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