ShadowStats: Hyperinflation Special Report (2011)

[lektrode]

dunno if this one made the rounds here or not? (eye just noted it on patrick.net)

comments please, Fred / EJ ?

from:
http://www.shadowstats.com/article/h...al-report-2011

Hyperinflation Special Report (2011)

March 15th, 2011
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HYPERINFLATION SPECIAL REPORT (2011)

SPECIAL COMMENTARY NUMBER 357

March 15, 2011

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United States Nears Hyperinflationary Great Depression

Federal Reserve and Government Have Exploded the U.S. Fiscal Crisis,
Shattered Global Confidence in the U.S. Dollar but Not Resolved
Ongoing Economic and Systemic-Solvency Crises

High Risk of Ultimate Dollar Disaster Beginning to Unfold in Months Ahead
2014 Remains the Outside Timing for Same

Contracting Money Supply Can Be Inflationary
When Real Economy Contracts Even Faster

Major Economic Series Suggest Formal Depression in Place

[*T*]

Re: ShadowStats: Hyperinflation Special Report (2011)

Seems to be mostly similar to the last update, but with the timing brought forward. Clearly he's not a buyer of the 'recovery'.
Anyone else notice other differences?

[Starving Steve]

Re: ShadowStats: Hyperinflation Special Report (2011)

For some reason, I am now noticing significantly LOWER grocery prices in central California, also significantly LOWER grocery prices in greater Victoria, British Columbia. This is quite interesting, especially when everything else is inflating. However, house prices in both markets appear to be under pressure or barely steady.

So we have an economy that is a mess, at best, and difficult to describe.