Deflationists & Blind Eyes - (Jim Willie) Silver and Gold to be Propelled Higher

Deflationists & Blind Eyes
By: Jim Willie CB, GoldenJackass.com

"In fact, since the emergency G-7 Meeting held two weeks ago, the central banks have joined forces in a Global QE movement that will propel the Gold & Silver price much higher and render deep further damage to the US Dollar."

-- to expose the Deflationist Knuckleheads for their blindness, numerous wrong calls, inability to perceive the monetary inflation effects, and lack of insight of the entire pathogenesis that unfolds... they miss the complexity of high pressure zones (from monetary inflation) colliding with low pressure zones (from falling asset prices)... investment funds are running full speed away from the crippled corrupted USDollar, lifting up commodities of all types, soon to hit end products, and leading to urgent demands for wage hikes... they cannot recognize even the source of hyper-inflation which comes, the printing of money in the $trillions... they are an ignorant eloquent corrosive bunch, a laughing stock... the US is being isolated with its monetary machinery, inducing powerful price inflation

 FULL Article:

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article27402.html

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The Case For Short Term Deflation - Mike Maloney

Mike Maloney of Gold & Silver Inc

Mike Maloney gives an update on his thoughts for short term deflation, followed by big or hyperinflation. www.wealthcycles.com

What if the Bernanke has it right? What then for Gold?

Gold and 11 Zeroes, Part Two  (Goldseek.com)

Adrian Ash from Bullion Vault asks: What if the Central Banks actually have it right and money starts to gain in value?

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Back in 2002, three years after Japanese consumer prices began falling and one year after the Bank of Japan first embarked on quantitative easing to try and reverse that trend, Tokyo's Economic & Industrial Policy Bureau organized a survey of consumer experiences.

All told, 80% of respondents in 2002 said they felt some level of deflation in prices. A little over 25% felt deflation "very strongly", in fact. And only 1% said there had there been no deflation in their experience.

Yet gold prices in both the Tocom futures market and in Tokyo's Ginza shopping district had risen 37% regardless. That gave early buyers of the ultimate (and apparently one-trick) "inflation hedge" a better than 40% gain in real terms.