This guy is a faggot but he’s probably correct. The US dollar hyperinflation is only hidden/kicked down the road with the solver shorting. Like of you triple the money supply the price of everything should triple but if you use half that amount you just added to short silver then 30$=1 ounce of silver=~5 big macs but its fake. If they are unable to short effectively then silver goes up to 5k an ounce a big mac cost like $800 bucks the evonomy collapses but so do the central banks
Correct - money velocity is the demand side of the equation. But it's the driver behind prices. If money velocity is down 10% that is a 10% deflationary effect, whereas a 10% increase in money velocity is a 10% inflationary effect.
This guy is a faggot but he’s probably correct. The US dollar hyperinflation is only hidden/kicked down the road with the solver shorting. Like of you triple the money supply the price of everything should triple but if you use half that amount you just added to short silver then 30$=1 ounce of silver=~5 big macs but its fake. If they are unable to short effectively then silver goes up to 5k an ounce a big mac cost like $800 bucks the evonomy collapses but so do the central banks
The supply of money is not a driver for prices as much as money velocity is. mv=pq
It's both.
Correct - money velocity is the demand side of the equation. But it's the driver behind prices. If money velocity is down 10% that is a 10% deflationary effect, whereas a 10% increase in money velocity is a 10% inflationary effect.
True but that the scenario still applies.