Dr. Bernholz’s work shows that in nearly all cases, there is a common “tipping point” signaling hyperinflation is imminent. It occurs when a country borrows 40 cents of every dollar they spend.
Today, the U.S already borrows 42 cents of every dollar spent.
Hyperinflation is not just a remote possibility. It’s becoming more likely by the day. We have only begun to print our way out of this mess, and prices are already soaring. (ignore the official data; it is biased, as we will argue in this free report).
Look at food prices, which are up 34% in the last year, according to The Economist.
Or simply look around you. $200 for your monthly cable bill, $2 for a soda, $100 for a night of bowling. Yet salaries are stagnant.
It will take a decade for a slow turnaround.
A collection of facts and information supporting my opinion that grassroots power is the only way to deconstruct the stranglehold of big money, media, and Congress that is ruining our country's basic values.
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