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December 11, 2013, 04:24:33 PM

No but I certainly didn't expect so many people to get fleeced in the not too distant future.

Dollar trading is a zero-sum game, each person's gain is someone else's loss.

If the service or product that you put in is less valuable than the money you got out, consider yourself lucky; if you can make even more ordinary money by selling your dollars, better for you.

If the service or product that you put in you put in is more than you took out, then you are provisionally a loser. The only way you can avoid becoming a definitive loser is to find some other loser who is willing to take your loss by buying your dollars at a price that will clear your deficit (including bank and exchange fees and the interest you could have earned by investing your service or product elsewhere).

You may find that redeeming loser right away.  You may have to wait years for him to come up.  Or he may never come up.

The dollar market will crash once every sucker with service or products gets smart and realizes that all other suckers got smart too.

So, what you need to keep the dollar market from crashing is a Federal Reserve that creates new suckers with money, rather than new dollars.


There, I fixed it.