The US dollar has lost over 35% of its purchasing power in the past 1 year.
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) April 16, 2025
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If you understand all of the moving parts of global finance, and how terrible the rot is at the core, then you understand that yes, this is necessary (will be used to usher in CBDC…) You can’t build a building on a rotten foundation. The USD is dead, it’s the debt. We owe too much. The best solution has been known and being used for a long time – inflate it away, then you never actually pay. Bank deposit rates for CD’s don’t even come close to the current inflation rate. Where you going with those dollar bills? They lose value just sitting there. Same goes for foreign nations holding T-bills…
Got gold? Its the only thing that will stand the storm (or silver). Go to your local coin dealer, pawn shop (ok, don’t go to a pawn shop), I use APMEX.com, great company.
Check other sites as well, such as JM Bullion, for the lowest premium. Both companies are reliable as to product quality and fast shipment.
We’re DOOOOOOMED!!!!….or sumtin’.
We are not doomed.
not right now
God always leaves a remnant for His people.
At some point in time the dollar will collapse, probably sooner than later. When it does, it will not be rebuilt. It will be replaced by a CBDC or another form of digital currency.
I believe the CBDC will be rejected by the people.
if you are force fed the CBDC and barter is called black market and the government again confiscate gold (and silver, this time) where do you turn, the mark is only escapable by self-sufficiency in the middle of nowhere. The mass majority of America will succumb as we are weak, lazy and scared.
If our currency falls to its actual value (which is zero) and the only currency consists of ones and zeros in computers, how can CBDC’s be rejected?
How did he arrive at 35% loss in one year? A new truck doesn’t cost 35% more than it would have last year. Ammo is about the same as last year. Eggs cost a lot more but that’s not a huge contributor to the dollar’s overall purchasing power.
I guess if you bought gold a year ago you could sell it today and then you could buy 35% more stuff compared to what uninvested $$$ would buy.
The exchange rate with the U.K. pound in the past year has varied from $1.22/£ to today’s $1.33/£. That is no where near 35%. The weakest I have seen the dollar is $2.00/£ (early 90s) while the strongest I have seen it is £1.16/£. I would guess you can find a currency somewhere in the past year that has gained 35% against the dollar. In terms of real assets, there are probably places where land and houses have risen 35% in price, but also places where prices have fallen that much.
One month Japanese Yen 152 to 143 to the dollar.
The right thing to do is find everyone ever involved in The Federal Reserve and hang them publicly, along with their family members, friends, their dogs, the vegetables in their refrigerator.
Americans are cowards.
Pity. You had a chance to make a difference.
The old school Japanese method, destroy/abolish the surname and entire clan and bloodline, servants included with inverted crucifixions.
https://smartasset.com/investing/inflation-calculator
Claims that the dollar in 2024 is worth more in 2025.
Fear mongering on the value of the dollar has been around since I was a kid.
This is how I look at inflation to the dollar: Snicker bar cost me $0.25cents. 65 years later that same snicker bar(which weights less) cost $1.99 on sale. My earning wage was $0.50 per hour, by the time I got to high school, the federal law was $1.25 per hour. When I retired in 2019 my salary was almost $100,000 per year. The problem most people have is how to manage their money. They want to live on a Cadillac lifestyle with a used Beetle VW wage! Keeping Up With The Jones and Instant Credit with high interest rate is what has hurt most people.
Weight of a Snicker Bar was 2.5 ounces, today 1.86 ounces. Less For More $$$$
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I’ll bet that candy bar didn’t go up by 35% since a year ago.
well, I do recall buying that larger Hershey chocolate bar for a nickel, not the nearly two dollar smaller version, so yeah the greenback ain’t worth a turkey turd today!
I will run the risk of disclosing my age by saying, when I was 12 years old, I could buy a Snickers bar and a 12 oz Coke with a quarter, pay sales tax and get nine cents change. Of course, the quarter was silver.
Me too. A candy bar was a nickel and a coke was a dime. One cent for the sales tax. The candy bar was bigger and both were made with cane sugar.
It has always been a Brackenesque presumption that the day the welfare and foodstamp checks all bounce, the chimps are going to go off the reservation and kick off some unprecedented chaos. I don’t disagree, but that potential is far outweighed by the prospects of what will happen if the banks all fail and deposit holders nationwide have their funds taken by the bankers. The fury should result in a martial law declaration, which will only make matters worse. There is nothing more infuriating than losing your life savings only to be policed in the streets by the banker’s army. That is a huge compound motivator for changing the world view of an average joe taxpayer in an instant.
Put money in things that can sustain you. I moved from suburbia to the country . My water\sewer bill of 125$ went away. I cut my own firewood and heat with it. My power bill went from 250$ to 75$. I raise a couple hogs and butcher them myself. Have chicken coop for eggs and meat.I get lots of produce and potatoes from gardens. No I’m not totally self sufficient yet. Also my property taxes and insurance went from.500$ month to 180$ a month. Make the change while you still can. Buy only tangible assets. The early bird gets the worm.