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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.

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Russell McDougalRusty 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.

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