M3 Vs. Gold

Gold follows M3. 

M3 growth projection is 5%-8% per year.

Dedollarization changes the M3 to Gold ratio. So gold should go up due to the combination of dedollarization and M3 growth.

A plausible scenario is the following. Dedollarization and lower M3 to Gold Ratio.

Real Deflation Confirmed by Mike Maloney

In this video, Mike Maloney confirms that deflation has already set in. If we subtract base money (balance sheet fed) from M2, we get a 25% contraction. This has never happened before since the Great Depression and it evidences the fact that quantitative easing doesn't work. It just stays on the balance sheets of the banks.

And we all know what comes after real deflation, hint: it starts with an "H".

Goldonomic.com: About Hyperinflation

Just found an interesting site that gives information about the correlation between hyperinflation and money velocity.

=> http://www.goldonomic.com/inflation.htm

The key measure to follow is money velocity of the broad measures of money supply M3 or MZM (which resembles M3). When money velocity spikes, hyperinflation has set in as people scramble for tangible assets.

Froom Goldonomic.com:
"Hyperinflation starts when the public is unwilling to hold the money for more than the time it is needed to trade it for something tangible to avoid further loss. A good indicator that Hyperinflation has started will be a sudden increase in the Velocity of Money. [ P = M x V ]. This alone can increase the general level of prices. Even with a falling M3!"


So be warned, when the following graph spikes up, it's time to get into real tangible assets! You can see that in 1980 we had the hyperinflationary crisis where gold spiked into a bubble when everyone feared inflation.

Chart 1: MZM Money Stock