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Everybody accepts the fact that the US dollar has already hyperinflated, only, it’s confined to the financial sector. That is, until now…

What?

Don’t hate.

The truth hurts, and the sad fact is that most people will be in denial the whole way through this historically always-chosen, self-fulfilling destiny, paralyzed, shocked, and incapable of taking action as their wealth vaporizes in front of their very eyes.

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I mean, if the US dollar has not already hyperinflated, then why does a $20.00 gold coin from the time our money was Constitutional cost $2000.00 today?

The dollar does not have to go to absolute zero to be totally worthless, for we are talking about a Game of Confidence, and after all, there are infinite numbers between one and zero, so it’s really only a matter of the dollar losing value down to the point where the people say, “screw it”, but in a weird way, in one sense, the US dollar has already gone beyond absolute zero:

It’s like a negative forty-something crude oil price, but it’s the dollar!

Which is probably why they hate gold breaking through $2000, and which is also probably why the push for a brand new, digital eDollar is about to turn into a full court press.

But I digress.

Everybody admits to the inflation, but they really mean the hyperinflation, even though they don’t call it that.

Yet.

Indeed, the Fed apologists, the Fed armchair quarterbacks, the Fed enablers and the Fed sympathizers will tell you that “yes, there is inflation, only, it’s in the financial system!”.

And that statement is true, but it is misleading, because what these Fed Fanboys and what these Fed Fangirls and what these Fed Snowflakes really mean to say is, “there is US dollar hyperinflation in the financial system!”.

If you don’t understand how the US dollar has already hyperinflated, imagine working hard all of your life and saving $1,000,000 for your retirement, and keeping those dollars in some bank account or credit union account, such as USAA (chosen for no particular reason), and then imagine earning a whopping $500 of interest, per year, on that fat savings account:

Who could live off of $500 per year?

Spoiler alert: If anybody can, right now, they won’t be able to for much longer.

Or perhaps you even went with the “performance” account to really turbo charge those savings, and you earn a whopping $4000 of interest, per year, off of the cool million bucks?

Who could live off of $4000 per year?

Spoiler alert: If anybody can, right now, they won’t be able to for much longer.

Now, if you think you need $40,000 per year to simply live a super modest lifestyle in retirement, to be able to earn that kind of money off of savings, with a 0.4% interest rate, guess how much you’d need to save for retirement?

Well, according to Google, because everybody knows ‘Ol Half Dollar ain’t no dang mathematician, the amount needed to earn $40,000 off of an interest rate of 0.4% would be $10,000,000!

Hyperinflation!

And if you want to see some absolutely absurd examples of hyperinflation, check out this series of articles called “hyperinflation watch“.

Here’s my overall point: I think the real world hyperinflation and the “crack-up boom”, that is, the mad scramble to get rid of dollars as fast as they come in while buying anything and everything not nailed down, have begun.

In fact, two things have just happened that shout the hyperinflation and crack-up boom have begun on Main Street.

And no, I’m not talking about the skyrocketing rate hikes at the USPS or the surging prices at the US Mint.

That’s old news.

I’m talking about today’s news.

Literally.

A duo of economic reports were released today – September Retail Sales (Census Bureau) and September Industrial Production (Fed) – and when taken on their own, the reports are alarming, but when taken together, as a whole, well, there’s really no other way to describe it other than what looks like some pretty darn good evidence the hyperinflation and crack-up boom have begun.

For the headlines, here’s everybody’s favorite wannabe alternative media website’s coverage of the two economic releases:

That’s what we call “doubleplusungood”.

Retail sales are up, big time, and anybody who has gone shopping for actual things realizes this, along with realizing the half empty shelves in the stores, but industrial production, as in, “making stuff to buy”, is down!

Said differently, we have the Fed and the Federal Government stimulating the markets and the economy with trillions and trillions in funny money, which means we have more money chasing around a shrinking pool of goods, and this dynamic is now even beginning to show up in the Fed and the US Government’s own lies reports!

And notice the key phrases coming out of the mainstream media:

• Sales “Surge By The Most In History”


• Production “Unexpectedly Tumbled”

Yikes!

I wrote an article a while back about what to do before the hyperinflation:

Because it’s not what one does during the hyperinflation that matters the most, and it’s not what one does after the hyperinflation that matters the most, but rather, it’s what one does before the hyperinflation that matters the most.

The signs are all around us.

Are they not?

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