yep, but that's just one part of the equation and you still cannot just buy what you think will inflate the fastest  and throw caution into the wind throwing out technicals and not have a strategy and an exit plan stop if your assets/assets do not inflate like you think. Anything can and will happen with the markets, the economy, it may play out like you think, or it may not, or take some weird twist, happen faster than you expect, take longer than you expect etc

basically - you should not just passively invest because you think all assets are going to ramp higher because of inflation- technicals and exit plans are synergistic part of the plan, just like having life insurance when you have a family but you are healthy and don't think you will ever need it. 

plus let me throw another monkey wrench in - what can also happen is you get all asset prices inflating higher to a point, then boom the system crashes and you suddenly get the reverse happen and things shift from super inflation to deflation. That's always what I've been leaning toward, first an inflationary bubble then deflation as it crashes 

if the strategy is to just buy things because they have to go up, why should Steve bother even doing all this work, we might as well close BPT tell people to buy stuff and forget it