Forget The Dollar, The World Has A New "Sick" Currency

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		TECH MEDIA WALL STREET MARKETS STRATEGY SPORTS TOOLS POLITICS VIDEO April 06, 2011 Forget The Dollar, The World Has A New "Sick" Currency It took a lot to dethrone the dollar.  Read » Advertisement Sponsor: Datapipe. Download our free white paper "Selecting the Right Service Provider to Achieve and Maintain PCI Compliance." Datapipe provides custom managed hosting solutions for complex Internet facing infrastructures. We have over a decade of experience proactively managing security, monitoring, storage, data center operations, servers, and applications including database administration and the full software stack. Roubini On China's Unsustainable Growth Model -- And Why The Rate Hike Looks Desperate With this much malinvestment there must be a hard landing.  Read » These Four Billionaires Are Buying Dendreon Why aren't you?  Read » Bank Of America Picks 10 Stocks That Will Boom In The Food Price Spike The big winners of the latest inflation boom.  Read » ROGOFF: Our Tax Systems Are "Byzantine Labyrinths Funnelling Money To Powerful Interests" We may look like 18th century French kings to future historians.  Read » Morgan Stanley On Why Stock Investors Should Be Terrified About The End Of QE2 Equities do not like it when the Fed goes away.  Read » The BOJ Answers The Trillion Dollar Question: What Is Causing The Commodity Rally? Unlike Bernanke, the BOJ accepts some of the blame.  Read » Advertisement The Credit Bubble Must End In Severe Debt-Deflation We can't put this off much longer.  Read » TEPCO Shares Plunge 18% To The Lowest Level Since 1951 Liability cost estimates rise into the hundreds of bilions.  Read » STOCKS FLAT, BUT GOLD SURGES: Here's What You Need To Know Gold rises on the weak ISM number and the Portuguese crisis carries on.  Read » A 60-Second Guide To What Brokers Are Telling Their Clients This Morning Analysts are talking about Apple, Texas Instruments, and Expedia this morning.  Read » Share this email: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to Money Game RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy