Galteeth
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While I'm no fan of the FED, I don't understand why, given your expectations, you choose to hold your wealth in USD.
Donald Kohn's resignation from the Federal Reserve and the two board vacancies highlight the urgent need for new nominations by President Obama. The discussion critiques the Fed's long-standing policy of low interest rates under Bernanke and Greenspan, which has favored Wall Street over individual savers. Participants express frustration over the negligible returns on savings accounts and the rising costs of living, emphasizing that the current monetary policy disproportionately impacts ordinary citizens. The conversation also touches on the devaluation of currency and the implications of inflation on purchasing power.
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My holdings are highly diversified - I have some holdings in USD because liquidity is essential if you want to be prepared for an opportunity to snap up some acreage at attractive prices. I think I have only mentioned that several times in this thread.Galteeth said:While I'm no fan of the FED, I don't understand why, given your expectations, you choose to hold your wealth in USD.