Monday, June 29, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
An Order Of Magnitude Increase in the Monetary Base
From a Wall Street Journal Article here.

The article is worth reading, but the chart really says it all.

The article is worth reading, but the chart really says it all.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Fed Planning Inflationary Dollar Destroying 15-Fold Increase In US Monetary Base
By September of 2009: Read it here...
This fits well with with the previous post, Update to Hyperinflation Scenarios.
This fits well with with the previous post, Update to Hyperinflation Scenarios.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Update to Hyperinflation Scenarios
This scenario seems likely, for the time being:
For background:
Hyperinflation Scenarios
Discerning The Pattern
H/T to MSimon for stirring me up...
MEDIUM/LONG-DURATION SCENARIO:
Slow climb: (already happening)
Ramp up: Sep 2009
Crazy: Jun 2010
Dollar Nuked: Sep 2010
Recovery: Sep 2010 - Mar 2012
For background:
Hyperinflation Scenarios
Discerning The Pattern
H/T to MSimon for stirring me up...
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
The Multi-Trillion-Dollar Scorecard
Here's a handy reference on how much money is spewing forth: Economy rescue: Adding up the dollars
Total score to date: $2.3 trillion spent, $11.6 trillion planned.
Add another trillion to that list: Fed to pump another $1 trillion into U.S. economy
Soon to be followed by two more: Obama climate plan could cost $2 trillion
Pretty soon we're talkin' about some real money!
Total score to date: $2.3 trillion spent, $11.6 trillion planned.
Add another trillion to that list: Fed to pump another $1 trillion into U.S. economy
Soon to be followed by two more: Obama climate plan could cost $2 trillion
Pretty soon we're talkin' about some real money!
Monday, February 2, 2009
Hyperinflation Is (not completely) a Black Hole
The hyperinflation meme is rising on the Media-Attention-Meter. A lot of commenters treat hyperinflation as an event horizon, beyond which no information is available. That's not exactly true.
There is a pattern to hyperinflation, and while it can be really nasty, it is not the end of the world.
It could, however, be the end of your retirement account, assuming it consists of treasuries, mortgage-backed securities, derivatives, or other abstract financial instruments that are not based on anything real. U.S. Dollars fall squarely under that category.
And I've been meaning to post something at least a little positive for once: On the plus side, if you can maintain income increases through the hyperinflation phase, you could possibly pay off your debts really quickly. Good for you, bad for banks and credit card companies.
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Why hasn't Polywell Fusion been funded by the Obama administration?
IEC Fusion Technology (Polywell Fusion) Explained
There is a pattern to hyperinflation, and while it can be really nasty, it is not the end of the world.
It could, however, be the end of your retirement account, assuming it consists of treasuries, mortgage-backed securities, derivatives, or other abstract financial instruments that are not based on anything real. U.S. Dollars fall squarely under that category.
And I've been meaning to post something at least a little positive for once: On the plus side, if you can maintain income increases through the hyperinflation phase, you could possibly pay off your debts really quickly. Good for you, bad for banks and credit card companies.
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Why hasn't Polywell Fusion been funded by the Obama administration?
IEC Fusion Technology (Polywell Fusion) Explained
A Really Clear Explanation
Glenn Beck on Fox News gives a great, concise explanation of where we are at right now.
Even Glenn Beck Is Starting To Get It
H/T to MSimon at Power and Control.
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O/T:Why hasn't Polywell Fusion been funded by the Obama administration?
IEC Fusion Technology (Polywell Fusion) Explained
Even Glenn Beck Is Starting To Get It
H/T to MSimon at Power and Control.
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O/T:Why hasn't Polywell Fusion been funded by the Obama administration?
IEC Fusion Technology (Polywell Fusion) Explained
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