Yes. Money Does Buy Happiness

Even with inflation coming, if you have even grocery money, you can hedge. We tackle some absurdities are we review some of the obvious untruths and lies about Money.  These are programmed into us from a very young age.

The good news is that with a minimum of effort, you can do your own “de-programming” in the comfort of your own home.

But, you will need to move quickly.  For, as we detail this morning, that “inflation in the pipeline” is coming for our dreams.

First, some headlines, and then back to ground Truth about Money.

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Print Higher or Collapse?

Our Saturday ChartPack teases some interesting problems for the coming week.  What we cannot possibly know, however, is how the Fed will response to increasing pressures.

Toss in the “weak” Russian stand-back from Ukraine  and several other low intensity conflicts and a historical parallel to World War I appears.  Yep, complete with a Spanish Flu parallel.

Again, it’s like a rhyme off prior history with a side of electronica and runaway social media anarchy.  Which we’ll ponder on after a few headlines.

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Living in the “Land of More”

An exercise in Future Forecasting comes into view. We take a concept from our “Invention Day” last Sunday and explore whether we can make a reasonable future forecast based on changing differential growth rates.

If that sounds daunting, don’t run away and hide.  Because, dear reader, you too are living in the Land of More.

This has not only driven our selection of an economic system (grow or die) but also as structural limits to “Moreness” come into view, we will have additional future change to cope with.

Maybe, at the end of the day, economist Lester Thurow will be more right than wrong in his book “The Zero-Sum Society: Distribution And The Possibilities For Change.”

This will be an especially useful report for people trying to break out of the perceptual  trap “Understanding only through contrast.

After a few headlines and the chart stack, as well.

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The Case for Hyperinflation

There is only one way out of Depression:  Destroying savings. However, there are two ways to go about that.

In this morning’s report, we lay out what looks to us like a coming hyperinflation.  It has some amazing implications for life and investing.  We’re moving into the economic Twilight Zone.  Where things of no value are priced infinitely high. Doubt it?  Looked at cryptos?

A few headlines first, but then an in-depth ChartPack section.

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