Stimulus packages are ending, money set to plunge, market control by insiders has to end, Fed doesn't need a monopoly, bond sales down, still high expectations for gold
We believe an inflationary depression began in February of 2009, and little has changed. Since then factory output has increased, as have inventories and other outward signs, such as retail sales. We believe that one-year spurt is ending, unless a new stimulus program is put in place. This past week we saw a $78 billion addition to unemployment benefits and Larry Summers has said they need an additional $200 billion.
