Okay guys last post on this precious metals stuff otherwise it
becomes 90% of the blog, it's not doing anything anyway, no buy
signals or reversals, trend is the same, so no reason to dominate
the blog with it until we see a signal
Anyway this video
Money as Debt,explains why simply printing money does not equal
inflation, explains how money works and understanding deflationary
/ inflationary cycles will make more sense. Great educational
video, watch it if you haven't
lastly when trading, throw away the articles and conspiracies,
TRADE THE CHARTS, a lot simpler that way
Don't the Austrians say that inflation & deflation are in
money first and prices on a delay? A strong dollar is by definition
deflationary because it increases purchasing power. But there's
also deflationary slack in labor worldwide; production capacity,
etc. All deflationary.
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Where else to put cash
China - To become the Global Banker...
Posted by a_l_ on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:02 am
Where else to put cash in a deflationary environment? Cash!
ha true. Okay guys last
Posted by matt on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:07 am
ha true.
Okay guys last post on this precious metals stuff otherwise it becomes 90% of the blog, it's not doing anything anyway, no buy signals or reversals, trend is the same, so no reason to dominate the blog with it until we see a signal
Anyway this video Money as Debt ,explains why simply printing money does not equal inflation, explains how money works and understanding deflationary / inflationary cycles will make more sense. Great educational video, watch it if you haven't
lastly when trading, throw away the articles and conspiracies, TRADE THE CHARTS, a lot simpler that way
Deflation/?....Where?
Posted by saturn6 on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:07 am
I know Oil dropped but did we get cheaper fuel?
http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts
Don't the Austrians say that
Posted by a_l_ on 22nd of Jul 2015 at 10:15 am
Don't the Austrians say that inflation & deflation are in money first and prices on a delay? A strong dollar is by definition deflationary because it increases purchasing power. But there's also deflationary slack in labor worldwide; production capacity, etc. All deflationary.