As we all know the Federal Reserve, and the most central banks around the world are trying to inflate this market higher by dropping the strength of their currencies. While this will certainly work for a short time there will be repercussions for this action. The price of everything that people need and use will become more expensive. Look at the 20.0 percent increase in the United States Gasoline Fund(NYSE:UGA) since August 25, 2010. Please remember that it will soon be time for many homeowners to purchase heating fuel as the winter season approaches. When these commodities rise it is a direct tax on the consumer that is already strapped for cash. This is just one of the many negatives to devaluing the currency.
