The US “dollar collapse” has recently become an emerging trend in Google searches. Whether this has something especially to do with the G20 “success” – and the one trillion in global committment to new stimulus – I’m not sure. Perhaps news about the threat of a hyperinflating dollar has finally reached critical mass.
You can see the trend here on Google, along with news and headlines.
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Interesting that so many folks are searching that phrase. I wonder if you can use google searching as a forward indicator? Keep us posted. You know that this is a major concern of mine!
The U.S. dollar is doomed. The country is up to its eyeballs in debt. Some are even claiming that total financial obligations are currently totaling $70 trillion. check it out: http://www.goldworld.com/articles/born-into-debt/379