Will USD rally when bear market rally ends ?

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I think I may have misunderstood your intent when you said “the wise men who took unprecedented risks in declaring independence from England’s tyranny, feared the tyranny of bankers equally.” From that I took your thesis to be that all the founders hated bankers and we should too. But, of course, you need not look hard to find founders who didn’t fear bankers. Hamilton was a banker and a favored aide to Washington in war and peace. If you’d written “many of the wise men” instead of “the wise men” I wouldn’t have bothered to quibble.

And, I’m afraid my response was hurried and unclear. I intended to suggest that there are arguments for and against central banking and floating currency that don’t require the blessing or curses of the Founders (who, I think, had quite various views on the subject). I mentioned this purely as a counter to what I thought you were arguing (namely that the Founders distrusted banks and bankers so banks and bankers must be bad and un-American). I didn’t and don’t intend to go over the well worn arguments for and against (now working toward their third century in this country) in this forum. FWIW, my belief is that the bank has always been problematic in a democracy and some of the flaws we’re seeing in the current incarnation (secrecy, cronyism or the at least the appearance of it, and a great deal of power delegated to a very few largely un-checked and possibly un-balanced people) are flaws inherent in a independent bank. But, nasty though they can be, it’s hard to imagine a modern state without a central bank for all the reasons that Hamilton foresaw and, in the modern environment, to compete with the other central banks.