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To: notdownwidems
It costs you nothing to liquidate. Then you're not very spread out. You're probably talking about a 401k. You got about a dozen mutual funds, the company stock, and cash. And those are your only options. That's my guess.

If gold is worth 2000 dollars per ounce and the dollar loses value to the Yen or something. Say the dollar loses 50% of its value... how many dollars is the ounce of gold worth?

If a company is worth 2 billion dollars and the dollar loses 1/2 of its value, how much is the company worth?

If an annuity is worth 50,000 dollars and the dollar loses 1/2 of its value, how much is the annuity worth? Its still worth 50k dollars which are now worth 50 percent of what they were.

If a rent house is worth 100k and the dollar loses half of its value... how many dollars is the rent house worth?

If a dollar is worth a dollar, and the dollar loses half of its value... how much is a dollar worth?

14 posted on 05/12/2015 6:11:02 AM PDT by kjam22 (my music video "If My People" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74b20RjILy4)
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To: kjam22

Great video and the verse I have written in my brain for about 3 years now!! America shunning God, Christians who are living too fast to pray (of which I am guilty a lot), and skirting the law and/or scamming such things as insurance & SSI, etc. and thinking nothing more than a little guilt when a check or benefit arrives in the mail...please revive us!


34 posted on 05/12/2015 6:58:14 AM PDT by YouGoTexasGirl (t)
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To: kjam22

If gold goes to 2000K the dollar has lost value, but at least you can pay off debts which have remained constant easier.


38 posted on 05/12/2015 7:07:35 AM PDT by Rusty0604
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