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Wow, thanks for this, it paints an important picture. I’m thinking that, provided a run on all fiat currencies isn’t started, the dollar should stand to go higher than it did during the last run, since in the other run, fleeing to foreign notes was a viable option. Right now, from a currency stand point, the dollar is the only option.
However, knowing the kinds of people who are entrusted with the “preservation” of our currency, at the moment, like I’ve said elsewhere, I cannot get behind going long our notes.
I’m curious, what are your plans to profit off of this?
I’m not a Forex trader. But I use this primarily to help me “frame” the inter-market relationships…