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Short of allowing a deflationary collapse sometime relatively soon, the only other option is more currency creation, which will work until it doesn’t.

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While price controls won’t work, don’t be surprised if these initiatives get some traction, given that on Main Street, Americans are really feeling inflation.

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Senator Bernie Sanders brings to light an important study regarding the financial health of retirees in America.

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Ever since the Fed began pumping out new currency and stocks and real estate values rose, I have not been shy about sharing my opinion that we are in an ‘everything bubble’.

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Gallup, the polling organization, found that for only the third time in the last twenty years, Americans were “not satisfied” with their own lives.

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Debt levels at the present time are at record levels, with no hope of all of the debt being paid with ‘honest’ currency.

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As I have been stating here for a long time, if there is too much debt to be paid, it won’t be paid.

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While the fact that we have witnessed inflation over the past several years is indisputable, the annual rate of inflation is perhaps a bit unclear.

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Eventually, one of two things happens.  Either the currency creation continues, and the currency is eventually destroyed, or the currency creation stops in time to save the currency, only to see a period of painful deflation materialize.

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Seems that deflation is emerging.  And the Fed is poised to use the only tool they have left.  Long term, it can’t work.

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