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FOREX Today -- Euro Collapse

Graybeard

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FOREX exchange rates can have a significant effect

When it comes to affiliate earnings, FOREX exchange rates can have a significant effect. This is because affiliates are often paid based in dollars or euros regardless the currency of the country where the company they are promoting is based.

So, if the value of the currency goes up, the affiliate's earnings will increase. Conversely, if the value of the currency goes down, the affiliate's earnings will decrease. Assuming the affiliate is paid in US dollars or EU euros, there are a few things to consider when it comes to exchanging the money back into their local bank currency.

This means that affiliates need to be aware of the FOREX market and how it can affect their earnings. They also need to be proactive in hedging their earnings against currency fluctuations. Otherwise, they could end up losing out if the value of the currency they are paid in falls.

The collapse of the Euro is a very real possibility. The Euro is valued less than $1.00 now and the UK GBP is near historic lows at around $1.18.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has created a humanitarian crisis with Russian actions and world sanctions have caused energy prices to skyrocket.

The impact of sanctions on energy prices is a controversial and complex issue. While some argue that sanctions have led to higher energy prices, others contend that sanctions have had little impact on prices. The United States and Europe imposed sanctions on Russia in response to the country's invasion of Ukraine. This led to a rise in energy prices in Europe, as the region was reliant on imported energy.

Overall, skyrocketing prices and shortages of natural gas in Europe are having a ripple effect on the global economy. The impact is being felt in the form of higher prices for a variety of goods and services, including food and transportation. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that many European countries rely heavily on natural gas for electricity generation.

There has been growing speculation that OPEC is acting in possible collusion with Russia to fix prices. This has led to concerns that the organization may be abusing its power as a major player in the global oil market. There is currently no hard evidence to suggest that OPEC and Russia are working together to fix prices. However, the fact that there is growing speculation about this issue is cause for concern.

European countries have little domestic production of natural gas and need to import more from countries with surplus supplies.

With the current economic crisis in Europe, and the growing unease about the future of the Eurozone, it is not hard to imagine a scenario in which the Euro collapses. If this were to happen, it would be a disaster for the European economy.

It would cause much worse inflation, unemployment and a trade and financial crisis. The collapse of the Euro would also have a major impact on the rest of the world. It would increase the cost of imports to Europe, and cause a decline in global trade. This could lead to a recession of the global economy.

The collapse of the Euro is not inevitable. However, it is a real possibility, and one that the world must prepare for.
 
Maybe this doesn't mean anything to you ..

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George Soros is paying attention --bet on that ;)
 
All of the various coins out there need to coalesce in some way, don't you think, or all of the altcoins not relevant?
 
World governments would lose the ability to manipulate their local economies if they did not issue their own currency.

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I bought KIROY today
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they are a
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1 / 17
.05882

(89282000 * .05882)*1000
5,251,567,240.00 $5.25 Billion Revenue but
these amounts are in US Dollars the stock is ADR (American Deposit Receipt)
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So, Kumba Iron Ore Limited (KIROY) has payed a 10% average dividend for 12 years ... However the share price has declined -25%
So, in 5 years the yield might be 50%+90% or

(8.45*0.90)+(8.45*0.50)
$11.8300
11.8300/8.45
1.40000

Of course, there could be another revolution in South Africa :D
 
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