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    #31
    Who Cares How Low Our Dollar Goes, The Dumb Fckin Farmer Dont Receive Any The Benefits Anyway!!!!!! Only The Fcking Part!!!!!! The RichieSonsa******* of The Industry Take all The Excitement Out of Our Dollar Tanking, Lining Their Pockets In The Process!!!!!!! Crooks!!!!!!!

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      #32
      Cotton, I'm not asking to be a dick but out of curiosity...You seem concerned about Jpn default, European bank default and cratering bond prices. Don't all of those things remove "money" from the system. Less money chasing the same amount of goods is deflation, not?

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        #33
        i don't have ten answers, however in farming, we all speculate, otherwise we'd never make a marketing decision. lookin' ahead, i'm figurin' the dollar will stay below par, farmland prices flat to slightly lower, feeder cattle to set new highs in the spring, canola to hit $11, and my neigbor to be just as cranky as last year.

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          #34
          Japan is ****ed and has the petal to the metal pumping money,this is a form of default. Like when the us revalued gold from twenty to thirty five. The currency gets hammered.

          The European banks are over levered like the us's where(still are),so my bet is they get recapped rather than blow up.

          It ends up guessing what the policy makers will end up doing. The debt problem has to be dealt with. Inflate. Default. Inflate and default combination.

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