Deflation or Inflation? What's Next?

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[wwood14]

What if the government could introduce money into the economy, but make sure it does not compete for goods and thus become inflationary?? Like put money into the various investment markets inorder to drive up the market, making the market look positive, but make sure people can't sell and get out of the market, limiting access to the invested funds??

[singletreefilms]

Seems like a good idea but I think that it continues to hamper the freedom that we are guaranteed in the Constitution from several angles. Think on it some more.

[prepare2008]

Thanks for posting your work is excellent I learn so much over the past year. im suprised you guys dont have much higher profile.

[singletreefilms]

Trying to get it there but YT keeps putting up road locks to getting the word out. Spread the word!

[CarlMurga]

This stuff is great and helps me keep informed thanks. I was also able to order their new free DVD Monetary Madness (2011) off their website. You will find all their contact info on the Mcalvany Financial channel on YouTube. There are new clips from the DVD that just posted as well.

[dannydarias1]

@Yamakashi1 I would have to say yes. But not as much as many think. Maybe DOW 9000 / SP 930 or so. There should be another government stimulus of some sort and another leg up. It is possible that gold has another leg up left as well.

[Yamakashi1]

@dannydarias1 so what r u betting on full out ,the ranging american markets ,specifically dow crashing soon few thousand points?

[dannydarias1]

@Yamakashi1 They will try to keep it afloat, but it's like trying to fill a gallon with water, while the bottom of the gallon is cut out. They can pump all the water they want, it's coming out anyway. For proof, look at the 3 trillion they pumped a year ago, how is our economy today (collapsing)? Gold is up over 400% since the crisis started. I am not a gold bear, but gold is technically topping out.

[Yamakashi1]

@dannydarias1 well yeah, but ur saying that all that debt will be defaulted on and derivatives bubble burst ,right? what if there's some political or w/e force that keeps it afloat.

and also i heard bob chapman commenting that during the great depression gold went up 200% ,therefore gold will hold or climb from this point on as well.

[dannydarias1]

@Yamakashi1 Derivatives are just credit/debt out there. It's not money or capital. So printing more debt/credit will not help.

[Yamakashi1]

@swamimans it depends on what u consider rich. the rich being the investors, the businessman ,yeah ur crushin ur markets that way ,by crushing businessmen who create jobs. if u consider rich , the super rich like uber banksters ,goldman sachs and gang, they dun care about taxes at all. even if they did have to pay em.

[Yamakashi1]

@dannydarias1 is there a way they keep printing money and hold the derivatives high?

[Silverbuzzsuccess]

What is the percentage of hyperinflation. 20% , 50% etc. No can really define hyperinflation. If the 1980 's had 15% then at what percentage does it become hyperinflation. Internet news claim we are only at 2% inflation rate..

[dannydarias1]

@wwood14 Not this doesn't work. Another thing is that we are not in one inflationary period as this dude says. There are trillions of credit derivaties, debt, etc out there. Our money base is a bit over 2 trillion. So the equation should be X = money base + credit. If you see like this it's easy to see that if credit contracts faster than the money base increases, the economy deflates. Regardless of how much they print. This video is totally incorrect.