The Currency Funeral: Why the Dollar’s Dominance Is a Mirage—and This Bull Market a Bait Trap

The Dirty Game of Synchronized Devaluation Let’s be clear: when currencies weaken together, they appear stable against each other, like a crew of drunks leaning on one another to avoid hitting the pavement. But in absolute terms, they’re collapsing. Purchasing power is evaporating. Real assets—land, food, fuel, and metals—are being priced further and further out of reach for the average American. Meanwhile, capital—skittish, rootless capital—is stampeding into U.S. tech stocks like it did in the late ‘90s. Not because they’re undervalued. Not because they’re profitable. But because they’re liquid. Because the dollar is, for now, the cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry. Back then, the Nasdaq doubled in under two years. Then came the dot-com crash, and overnight, paper millionaires…