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| I understand more about debt deflation, currency inflation and stagflation now than I ever learned in college. All due to differing perspectives gained from reading this forum. Your comments sound like sandbox talk, "if you don't play like me, I'll go home". Good luck. Yes, we could see alot of inflation down the road, but we still have rising unemployment, rising bankruptcy, rising foreclosures, less demand for hard goods. Where is the increased demand (excess $) going to come from within one year? Once consumers ratchet down spending habits, they are very tentitive on spending extra dollars. They tend to save them instead. Just my opinion. | |
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