How Hyperinflationary Hell – and Commodity Heaven – Will Happen (Before the End of 2011!)
September 2, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
The Fed is terrified of the U.S. economy falling into a deflationary death-spiral [whereby] lack of liquidity leads to lower prices, leading to unemployment, leading to lower consumption, leading to still lower prices, the entire economy grinding down to a halt… Both the Federal government and the Federal Reserve are hell-bent on using the same [...]
Relax! Inflation or Deflation Will Be Mild for Next Few Years – and Then…
August 12, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
There is no reason for investors to be worried about either inflation or deflation in the United States for at least the next few years. Words: 933
Investors Should Prepare Now for Coming Inflationary Depression – Got Gold?
August 12, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
It is an old saying that the “road to hell is paved with good intentions”. Well, in recent years, that road has been changed to a super-highway! America was put on that super-highway a few years ago and right now we are traveling at break-neck speed toward the financial abyss. Words: 1132
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Move Over Japan – U.S. Edging Towards a Deflationary Trap Too
August 8, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Some analysts suggest that the U.S. is heading into a long period of stagnant growth, in large part because of high unemployment and an overhang of debts that will restrain consumer spending which tends to hold down wages, putting more downward pressure on prices and once deflation sets in, consumers may hoard cash or try to pay off their debts faster, fueling the downward spiral of spending and growth. words: 1105
Why Deflation is Needed
August 7, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
The odds are growing that low inflation could become deflation — with some economists worried that it has already started to happen… [Frankly, though,] there is going to be no recovery, at least for a long time unless we have deflation… and those who reject [such a notion] will live to regret it. Words: 2148
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More Quantitative Easing Would Have Frightening Side Effects
August 4, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
Like, ‘depression’, ‘recession’ has become an unacceptable word, because its use would drain confidence even more heavily. The housing market is already tipping into another negative slide with new house sales falling and mortgage rates at record lows. What can be done? We…see more quantitative easing as being unavoidable within three months, if the bad news continues. This time, [however,] we have to ask, can it be managed without frightening side effects? Words: 833
Stöferle: Groundwork Being Set for Major Gains in Gold and Silver
While gold has outperformed all other asset classes in the past ten years, an analysis of our current economic and financial environment indicates that the ongoing increase in precious metals has only just begun and should ensure a sustainably positive environment for gold [and silver, gold and silver shares and the warrants associated with gold and silver companies in the years to come]. Words: 2095
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Now Underway: A Spiral of Debt Deflation Into a Bottomless Economic Abyss!
von Mises once said, “There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit expansion, or later, as a final and total catastrophe of the currency involved” and just that is happening before our very eyes. Words: 2242
Those With Debts Will Go Broke in Coming Deflationary Depression – Here’s Why
July 7, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
We have had massive monetary creation for decades now which we have finally come to the day of reckoning. We do not know if the top will be next month, next year or even later but we certainly are getting to the top where we cannot buy our way out of the problem through a new stimulus injection… The truth is that a terrible, deflationary depression is probably starting in the coming months. Words: 1581
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The U.S. Is At The Edge Of A Growing Deflationary Sinkhole
July 4, 2010 by Editor · Leave a Comment
The U.S. caused the 1930s deflationary depression and is again the cause of the current contraction. Although similarities exist between the two, the differences between them insure a far more consequential outcome today than in the 1930s. [Indeed, the world] now finds itself on the edge of a growing deflationary sinkhole created by the sequential collapse of two large U.S. bubbles, the dot.com and U.S. real estate bubbles. Words: 1549
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