
Great Depression Online
Long Beach, CA
February 22, 2008
Inside This Issue You Will Discover…
*** When Kids Don’t Want Candy
*** The Lowly American Dollar
*** More Sellers, Less Buyers
*** And More
When Kids Don’t Want Candy
We remember as kids coming home with a pillowcase full of
candy on Halloween Night.
We were in heaven.
We stuffed candy down our throat until our mouth swelled
and our stomach ached… And then we stuffed some more.
The next day we repeated the act, but with a little less
zeal. By the third day we left the leftover candy alone.
And by the fourth day we tried to give our candy away…only we
couldn’t. No one wanted it. For every kid already had
too much.
So our now worthless candy went where worthless things go –
the trash.
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That’s what happens, we found, when you – and everyone else
– suddenly has too much of something. All at once, no one
wants it anymore.
The Lowly American Dollar
Here we’ll turn our attention to the motivation of this
reflection.
We were reminded on Tuesday, by Don Lee writing for the Los
Angeles Times, that “Nobody here [in
It seems they have too many of them. And that they
are losing value against the Chinese yuan.
In fact, “Thanks to its huge trade surplus,
But it’s not just the government that’s overloaded with
dollars…after selling a bunch of doodads to Americans in exchange
for dollars over the years, businesses and individuals have had
their fill too. Now, all at once, they don’t want them
anymore. They want something else.
“Money-changers are so flooded with dollars that they
refuse to take any more. It’s too risky, they say, because the
Americans currency’s value is slipping everyday.”
More Sellers, Less Buyers
You can see how this perpetuates. No one in
And how quickly things have changed…
“Just a few years ago, Li [Li Yiwen], like many Chinese,
treated dollars like the most precious commodities.”
‘“I thought I should exchange to get dollars whenever I had
the chance,’ she said. ‘The dollar seemed to be very valuable and
hard to get…”’
But like a bag of M&M’s to a kid on the days after
Halloween, nobody in
Sincerely,
M.N. Gordon
Great Depression Online
P.S. Last month we introduced you to the Fibonacci
sequence and the Elliot Wave Principle. If you don’t remember
you can reread the issue at: Medieval Mathematics from
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