The Money Supply Is EXPLODING…Is This The Beginning Of Hyperinflation?

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    1. ​@Catrina-l3ythats just bollox. Life was and prices were fine until about 2000, maybe 1995. House prices were 3x wages in 1995.

    1. Care to make some sense out of your statement? Be prepared for uber inflation again. Between paying the tariffs and inflation, $1 buys nothing, hell a Snicker bar cost nearly $2. 😅 It’s going to get much worse when everybody’s retirement accounts take a deep dive.

    1. My wages have increased by 50%, since 2020. I do not consider this as a benefit. My pay is determined by what is most essential. When an employer can not find a suitable replacement. They are going to keep you on board for the fear of fleeing. Your replacement cost them money, and if you know without them spending. That is a net benefit to a corporation. The corporation shall put up with a lot of our bullshit when there is not alternatives.

    2. That’s by design. They want to inflate away the debt and the little man can take a hike. Besides they want you to own nothing.

  1. George! No! Gold is mined, refined, and minted into bars or coins. The annual rate of production does not increase by compounding. Production increases by finding new deposits and mining them. Old deposits run out of ore and stop producing.

    1. It compounds because 2% of all gold mined in 1900 differs greatly from 2% of gold mined in 2020. But yes, the increase in gold mined is the direct result of mining productivity.

    2. @dan-bz7dz “increase in gold mined” will cause drop in cheap available gold as well. There is a lot of feedback loops.
      In short – exponential growth in gold supply is complete nonsense.

  2. Gold and silver suppression by manipulation on Crimex LBMA when printing money is pure corruption and fraud by the elites.

    1. Yup sure. And people know this and are still dumb enough to buy gold and silver? Isn’t that the definition of insanity?

    2. ​@DavidElliott-n9b I would not be so sure. If there is manipulation the people doing the manipulating are not idiots.

    1. The big spike in the M2 chart during COVID is exactly because they added some other stuff in their definition of M2. There’s an asterisk below the chart. They did that on purpose to make everyone think they increased money supply during covid.

    2. No they didn’t. The definition of inflation is the same. The way how they measure inflation was changed multiple times, that is true.😅

  3. I like how it’s a constant struggle to keep his laughter under control. He keeps losing it, but manages to get back to a straight face. One day, when the end of the world hits, he’ll just be laughing uncontrollably non stop, which actually represents the reality of our financial system.

    1. Haha what else can you do when the financial system is this ridicolous, hes intelligent so he would have his ducks in a row and is set up for the crash so i suspect hes sitting back and watchinf this play out like a movie with his popcorn

    2. The closer the customer is to the producer. The better the results of a trade is between them. When the middle men get their way is when the problems emerge. We always have a need for an emance amount of resources. What we don’t have is accurate resource solutions. You get what you get is the narrative everywhere. There are those that get first pick, because they are entitled to it. Not because they had to sacrifice anything that they control. Everyone is going to crawl their way into their family office. That is the only way and a need to have control over you.

  4. Above ground gold supply grew about 1.75% annually since 1900, However the Dollar supply grew at 6.65% since 1900, making the dollar grow annually 4.9% relative to gold.

  5. That is the goal, and done by design. They want the American empire to fall and the dollar to collapse. It is the same as with the Dutch empire and the guilder, back in the days, and the British empire with their pound following the Dutch collapse. The creeps in the top want this all to end in chaos so they can introduce a new full control digital empire. Creeps do creepy things.

  6. What we have here is pervasive intellectual sleight-of-hand in modern financial media: normalizing exponential debasement by manufacturing an artificial benchmark. By plotting an illegitimate exponential curve for gold (Gold does NOT expand exponentially) and laying it over the M2 expansion graph to say “Look, they match, everything is fine,” he isn’t just “tail wagging the dog”—he is fundamentally reversing cause and effect.

  7. The late 1990s USA Government Surplus was from the sales of strategic resource reserves, but structurally the government was still running a deficit. It just did an asset fire sale to make it look good.

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