Anyway what they did do is cause a lot of defaulting on loans. I think that crashes currency out of the system. When currency crashes out of the system the remaining currency in the system gets more valuable. See how the stock market adjust by lowering its prices to keep current?
Also what I think I'm seeing in the chart is the devaluation of the dollar reaching peaks that we just can't keep up with. So much value is being taken out of the currency that businesses that were once profitable can no longer keep up. They can no longer employ the working man as the wealth in the capital capitalism needs to function is stripped away. Men and women without work can't keep up with their bills like house payments.
And the whole thing crashes currency out of the system with the defaulting of loans.
Then there we find ourselves. We are down at the bottom of those peaks and what happens? Well low and behold the dollar has regained enough value that employers might once again be able to make a little profit. Low and behold the phone rings and you're going back to work.
As the wheels of capitalism once again pick up a little speed what happens? Someone fires up the fake money presses to get their way on something or other and shove a wrench in to the gears of progress! See the line start heading back up?
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