Sunday, November 04, 2007

He Who Loses Least Wins


You need consumers to consume to sustain inflation...once they reach maximum potential they can not sustain the inflation of the money supply...

Consumers need food and water most of all...It doesn't rain food...

Everything else that is not food will eventually collapse in price...Food will too if there is greater supply than demand...

You can't eat gold or silver.

As to having cash on hand...Might be a good idea to have some on you not in a bank...

During the inflationary phase it's he who gains the most that wins...in the deflationary phase it's he who loses the least that wins...

There has not been a deflation in the USA in 74 years...1933-1945 was the aftermath of the 1929-1933 deflation.

1929-1933 is the only period of visible deflation in the USA in the last 100 years.

Look at what you depend upon...does it depend upon constant never ending inflation to sustain it's existence?

If so it will be annihilated by inflation less than previous inflation.

All your reasonable assumptions will be annihilated by logical conclusions if they are not the same as the logical conclusions when the logical conclusions are reached.

1+1=?

Reasonable assumption...is that it's a number...like 3...

1+1=3 is a reasonable assumption...but it's not the logical conclusion.

Everything is logical...

If the price of gold and silver is more than the face value of the coins that are constructed out of gold and silver then the coins will never circulate...

In order for a silver dollar to circulate the cost of what it's made out of has to be less than a dollar...

How long can a business stay in business if it produces products and sells them for less than they cost to produce?

Not long...

Most of you have placed huge bets on hyperinflationary jackpot...

In the deflationary phase it's he who loses the least that wins...survives.

The only way to fight against the polarity shift is with a greater amount of inflation...But once maximum potential inflation greater than previous inflation is reached...Inflation transforms into Inflation less than previous inflation to maximum potential...

That polarity shift happened 1929-1933...Just under 4 years of inflation less than previous inflation...The only period of visible deflation in the USA in the past 100 years.

following 10 years of hyperinflation...called the roaring 20's

This time around it's been the roaring 6 decades...

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