Money Supply and Inflation

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http://investing.meetup.com/21 - New York Investing meetup organizer Daryl Montgomery compares money supply growth now to what it was in the high inflation 1970s. The New York Investing meetup is a group of 1800 independent traders and investors that provides investing education and analysis to the public. We also have an associated blog, "The Helicopter Economics Investing Guide" at: http://nyinvestingmeetup.blogspot.com.

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  • I think M3 is down 2% since May or June. We've probably seen the peak in inflation unless the Fed and government do a major reflation in the face of worrying deflation signs.

  • You will not see the peak in inflation for at least two or three years. A sharp drop in M3 can cause a contraction in the economy in as little as 6 months. Don't think the Fed hasn't noticed it either and won't do everything possible to reinflate. Some of the reinflation will take place automatically through bailouts of Fannie/Freddie, banks, brokers and GM and Ford.

  • Another great video, thx!

  • You're quite welcome. We appreciate your support.

  • Excellent lecture, very informative!

    Thank you, I really enjoyed this video!

  • Glad you liked it. Our purpose is to inform the public on these matters, since the U.S. media does not. Hopefully, there is more responsible coverage in Europe.

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  • Great video!

  • How is the book coming?

  • This man is too logical for politics. I love it, keep up the good analysis. Not all of us out here are sheeple...

  • go back to school and learn the meaning of inflation.

  • hard to see inflation when the economy is DEFLATING--nothing gets better till housing prices bottom, and unemployment bottoms--both a long way off.

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