Anyway, China, their currency cant be traded on the world markets, they set their own exchange rates, it's low, very low, it's like the Deutschmark digging a tunnel and burrowing beneath the peseta. What are your thoughts DA, are China 'riding the worlds coat tails', or are they the worlds leading exporters. I don't know what you 'taught' in you're teaching days, I can tell you one thing, it weren't ******g economics, you thick ***t.
You said "two years" nine months ago (one of your first posts). At least you're consistent. It'll always be in the next two years eh? Time to change your avatar to Mystic Meg?
You're sticking by that? Fair enough. Let's define collapse so it's testable. The Euro has never gone above about 1.7, and I guess a "collapse" should do at least that. It's fair to say then that you think that within the next two years the Euro will be above 1.7? It's a simple yes or swerve question. I just want a number and date. We can then test which one of us is wrong. I don't think that within the next two years the Euro will be higher than 1.7 (against the GBP). If it is then I'm wrong.
No, I'll take 1.6 as a collapse, OR, that two countries within the Eurozone revert to either their own or alternative currencies. Date., lets say April 1 2019. Thems me terms, take it or leave it.