http://contraryinvesting.com/deflation/m1-money-multiplier-still-in-the-tank-deflation-still-in-control/ Investing and Trading News, with a Contrarian, Sarcastic Twist! Tue, 31 Jan 2012 08:31:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://contraryinvesting.com/deflation/m1-money-multiplier-still-in-the-tank-deflation-still-in-control/comment-page-1/#comment-671 Walter L Zweifler ASA Wed, 11 Aug 2010 15:35:57 +0000 http://contraryinvesting.com/?p=1569#comment-671 The Interest Rate Peg during the 1940s was from 7/8% on the short end and 2.5% on the long end. It took World War II to break out of the disinflation. In the meantime the 10 year bond (at 2.76%) presents a opportunity for total return. Then there is the China bubble - what will happen to Germany when the Chinese bubble bursts - i.e 65,000 vacant residence properties - and 2.0 million square feet of floor area in China Mart - VACANT. We want to talk to others who are seeking to harvest the contrarian paradise before us! The Interest Rate Peg during the 1940s was from 7/8% on the short end and 2.5% on the long end. It took World War II to break out of the disinflation. In the meantime the 10 year bond (at 2.76%) presents a opportunity for total return.
Then there is the China bubble – what will happen to Germany when the Chinese bubble bursts – i.e 65,000 vacant residence properties – and 2.0 million square feet of floor area in China Mart – VACANT.
We want to talk to others who are seeking to harvest the contrarian paradise before us!

]]> http://contraryinvesting.com/deflation/m1-money-multiplier-still-in-the-tank-deflation-still-in-control/comment-page-1/#comment-565 The New Abnormal: US Consumer Spending Patterns August 2010 — The Contrary Investing Report Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:14:31 +0000 http://contraryinvesting.com/?p=1569#comment-565 [...] Makes sense to me – the expensive items suffer, while cheaper items thrive, in this type of (dare I say it) – deflationary environment. [...] [...] Makes sense to me – the expensive items suffer, while cheaper items thrive, in this type of (dare I say it) – deflationary environment. [...]

]]> http://contraryinvesting.com/deflation/m1-money-multiplier-still-in-the-tank-deflation-still-in-control/comment-page-1/#comment-549 Dennis Gartman on CNBC: Bearish on Gold, Deflation is Here — The Contrary Investing Report Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:32:02 +0000 http://contraryinvesting.com/?p=1569#comment-549 [...] is no longer an issue – in fact, in my opinion, it’s never been an issue at all.  The M1 multiplier is in the tank.  CPI prices are languishing, and heading lower – and that’s from a trailing indicator [...] [...] is no longer an issue – in fact, in my opinion, it’s never been an issue at all.  The M1 multiplier is in the tank.  CPI prices are languishing, and heading lower – and that’s from a trailing indicator [...]

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