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Hi ad,

Fair enough. But do you come across any articles that specifically relate to Australia? Because most of the articles are pretty explicit about printing money as being the reason for hyperinflation. And they bang on about the US. But aust is probably a long way off explicitly doing that (hopefully we never go there).

In some ways I think that as mike said on the other post that Australia's currency might do alright in the next phase of the crisis. 'might' I said. That 'might' is heavily tied to China. China is starting to deal in local currencies for its trades.

I don't know though; which is why I've put it out here.

China and the US and gold and the aussie dollar and Australia. There's some pretty big things going on around the world and I'm not sure how its going to affect our investments in AUD.

I know that it might be different with the US. But surely with other currencies dying previously through over printing there are other currencies that benefit.

But of course no one has really looked into it - or at least no one has published anything to read on it here.

Just because Rome's currency died, it doesn't mean that other currencies did. Indeed, it would stand to reason that some may have taken off (well, my reason anyways).

As mike said again, we may be better of just in aussie cash than aussie gold. "maybe', I said.

- pug