About Piponomics
Economics play a huge role in the foreign exchange market. I enjoy looking at economic trends and trying to see how it affect currencies and life in general. I will post my thoughts and observations here. I'm throwing macroeconomics, forex trading, pop culture, and everyday life into a pot and hopefully the final product are lessons that are easy for you to consume.
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November 2006 Monthly Archive
"A Penny Made is a Penny Loss"
When investors and traders lose confidence in a country whether it's in their economy or government, the country's currency usually gets dumped. Here's something I found today that makes me want to shake my head sometimes about some of the decisions the US government makes. It's an interesting article from from AOL Money & Finance Udiscuss the United States Mint possibly ridding of the penny. Why?… More…
