....und Silber.Joanne Nova / GoldNerds :
"...This is what the start of hyperinflation would look like.
This is the US money base - the total of all currency and reserves of commercial banks in the central bank itself. It's the narrowest form of monetary aggregate (but getting fatter fast). Banks create loans from base money, so in theory this recent expansion should turn up in broader monetary aggregates in the future.....
...The potential rapid inflation in the US dollar that is likely to come from such a massive dilution of the currency can only be good for gold and silver - the only currencies that can't be easily diluted.
It's not often you can see one month changes that dominate a 100-year graph.
There are now potentially 100% more US dollars for each gold ounce than there were in total in 2003, and here's the scariest part: there are now 50% more US dollars in the monetary base than there were seven weeks ago.
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/nova/nova112508.html
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