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hi doma,

you are relitigating discussions which you have walked away from previously.

yes, some goods go up in value. especially ones that are tied to energy prices that are set by world markets. and others, like gold, that express fear in the form of price bubbles. these can pop, of course.. and others that are seasonal (eg bad drought for soybeans)

but other prices have gone down. note house prices. but also, other goods defined domestically.

overall, inflation isn't high as measured consistently by public sources, and hasn't been; regardless of the claim that hyperinflation was the imminent threat - a claim made since 2008.

can you provide sources for your numbers, perchance.


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Re: QE
By: faul
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Sun, 16 Sep 12 6:35 PM
Msg. 10081 of 54959

Oil,sugar,corn,wheat,soya,coffee up an average 10-15%
per annum over the past 10 years.....

Gold,silver,copper up an average 18-21% per annuum over
the past 10 years........

Paying for these commodities with Central Bank
created FIAT currency over the past 10 years & you saw
massive inflation.....Holding & paying for these commodities
with Silver & gold & you saw deflation....

100 years of Fed central bankers=98% loss of value of the dollar.

That's CB planning for you......ban gold ownership & give
the people their worthless FIAT paper that buys less & less
every year.....


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