via silverdoctors:
HYPERINFLATION OF THE DOLLAR IS HERE! There is only one thing that’s missing until it’s blatantly obvious…
Hyperinflation of the dollar isn’t coming.
It’s already here.
By the Fed’s own admission in their slow, torturous murder of the dollar since 1913, we’ve already had the hyperinflation:
When the dollar is worth just pennies on the, well, dollar, it’s safe to say the dollar is nearly worthless.
How does it become totally worthless?
We are just missing one thing, and that’s the “crack-up boom”.
What’s the crack-up boom?
Oh, just the mad scramble to get out of US dollars by any and all means necessary, and it will not be limited to the super rich, but rather, anybody with dollars, saved, hidden, or otherwise, will be getting out of their dollars by buying up everything in sight that’s durable or non-perishable.
A game of global hot potato, if I may.
A massive shopping spree, fueled by the speed of the internet.
Today we got a fourth Tweet from President Trump about money printing, which Trump talks about by using “pump money”:
The E.U. and China will further lower interest rates and pump money into their systems, making it much easier for their manufacturers to sell product. In the meantime, and with very low inflation, our Fed does nothing – and probably will do very little by comparison. Too bad!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 29, 2019
Notice the exact phrase has changed from earlier in the month, but the meaning is still the same.
We now have the phrase “pump money” to add to our hyperinflation indicators.
The same phrase used last week:
….as we have done, it could have been soooo much better. Interest rate costs should have been much lower, & GDP & our Country’s wealth accumulation much higher. Such a waste of time & money. Also, very unfair that other countries manipulate their currencies and pump money in!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 22, 2019
It really is not difficult to understand what it means to pump money.
Earlier in the month we see the word was “pumping”:
….with the U.S., and wishes it had not broken the original deal in the first place. In the meantime, we are receiving Billions of Dollars in Tariffs from China, with possibly much more to come. These Tariffs are paid for by China devaluing & pumping, not by the U.S. taxpayer!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 15, 2019
Does this mean “pump” is more desired than “pumping”?
That’s a question for the market riggers who program the HFT algos.
Because at the beginning of the month, it was “pumping money”:
It’s funny too, in an ironic kind of way, what else is said in that Trump Tweet, because when we talk about gold & silver price “manipulation”, we get called “tin-foil hat wearing conspiracy theorists”, and I’m comfortable wearing that hat.
I wear a lot of hats.
But I digress.
When Trump talks about “manipulation”, such as in the Tweet above, he’s praised for taking the fight to the manipulators.
How Ironic.
Regardless, that July 3rd “pumping money” phrase is the same one used back in May:
China will be pumping money into their system and probably reducing interest rates, as always, in order to make up for the business they are, and will be, losing. If the Federal Reserve ever did a “match,” it would be game over, we win! In any event, China wants a deal!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 14, 2019
To be clear – we don’t and won’t win by printing money.
Nobody ever wins the printing game.
To recap:
- The Twitter phrase “pumping money” is tested.
- “Pumping”, not being followed by the word “money”, is tested on its own.
- Tests are now underway for the use of the words “pump money”.
And where to we go from here?
President Trump is telling us he’s just going to “print the money”.
For now, however, he’s using the term “pump”.
Once he fires of the “Let’s just print the money” Tweet, it should be “game over” for the US dollar.
Which is another way of saying “game on” for the crack-up boom.
Either way, it’s the death of the dollar.
It is.
Stack accordingly…
– Half Dollar