There wasn't hyperinflation after WWII, when USA debt to GDP peaked at levels similar to now. The USD did not collapse. Asset bubbles generally correct without the underlying currency failing -- even currencies far less in demand than the USD.
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Humans ruined it by over borrowing against it! Hence, the dropping of the Bretton Wood agreement in 1971, which was the start of the Western Fiat currencies decline, and now the end has come! If no-one in the financial markets could not see this coming and prepared for it, then shame on you!
@@stephenyoung8429 "1971, which was the start of the Western Fiat currencies decline" The inflation-adjusted USD peaked right around 1895. The decline since has been more or less steady. Yet it's still here, and in great demand for at least a while longer.
@@spiritofgoldfish not true. When you debase your currency, spend more then you earn, that is the end. Gold holds its value, every civilization failed once they left an anchor to the currency. Why did the deep state kill Gaddafi? He wanted a national gold backed currency and divorce from the heavily manipulated US dollar. Simply put-if the deep state wants it, that’s a true sign it isn’t good for you.
