Why US Dollar and T-Bonds Are Biggest Losers in Bailout Plan
Oct 1st, 2008 | By Russell McDougal | Category: Politics & Economics
Any celebrations over this government bailout (if it gets passed) will be short lived, says Russell McDougal at Investor’s Daily Edge. The $700 billion plan will merely reinforce the fraudulent status quo in US money markets. And that means it will merely postpone the inevitable day of reckoning. Russell says this is a “disastrous long-term strategy” that will eventually wipe out the US dollar and Treasury bonds.
Pages: 1 2
AdvertisementWall Street Lies EXPOSED! They've led you to believe that investors who want outsized gains must take on ridiculous risks.
Click here
to learn how a Small One-Time Investment Could Grow Until It's Larger Than All of Your Other Investments Combined.
Pages: 1 2
Tags: Ben Bernanke, credit crisis, Fed Rate Cuts, Federal Reserve, government bailout, Hank Paulson, President Bush, Russell McDougal, Treasury Bonds, US Banking, US dollar
Related Articles
About the Author

Rusty writes for Investor’s Daily Edge. Since 1993, Dr. McDougal has focused almost exclusively on gold, silver and resource investing. He has a particular affinity for silver and has studied virtually everything available on the topic since 1994. Today, Dr. McDougal’s personal portfolio is a virtual mutual fund of natural resource exploration and development companies.
See All Posts by This Author
Investor's Daily Edge is a free investment e-letter delivered every day before the market opens. In each issue you'll receive clear recommendations and practical strategies for protecting your portfolio and multiplying your money, whether the market is rising or falling.
See All Posts from This Publication