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    #11
    Hopper i think your right about inputs/crop.

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      #12
      Already happenned. 1 to 3/4 bank of canada. Next week will be .25 . Bmo goes north of 100.

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        #13
        Not with ya on the banks of canada,just think there is to much risk imo.

        All canadian dollar denominated assets just got donkey punched the last little while.

        The big boys in the know have been picking up everything to the south of us,and catching the currency return to boot.

        Ugly trend for canadians but not as bad for farmers.

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          #14
          The ECB Decision today will inflict colleral damage on the US

          The weakened Euro could wipe out some American companies. Agree Cotton, the US dollar has legs.

          So here's the picture. Japan is printing Yen. China is printing Yuan. The U.S. has already printed trillions on QE1,2 and 3. Now the EU is printing $60 billion Euro per month.

          Makes total mathical sense . . . to a central banker. What piece of ecomic logic am I missing here?

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            #15
            Who would have thought the dow would be where it is. Although land owners are worth more they perhaps buy less with it. Foriegners have more money since christ was born who would have thought. Only way to get out of this shit is if what is worth one dollar today becomes worth 2 next year. Also foriegne money injection. What is worth more what is stay the same? That is the question. Enjoy life stay healthy.

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              #16
              I think we already have inflation... look at the price of all hard assets vs. 10 years ago... just now all currencies are printing and inflating equally masking the effect of "QE"

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