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But then on the other hand, also just yesterday, Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge had a justifiable freak-out over the NY Fed asking Primary Dealers for their thoughts on the size of QE2. According to Bloomberg, the NY Fed was asking the dealers how big they thought QE2 would be, and how big they thought it ought be: $250 billion? $500 billion? A trillion? A trillion every six months? (Or as Tyler pointed out, $2 trillion for 2011.) That’s like asking a bunch of junkies how much smack they want for the upcoming year—half a kilo? A full kilo? Two kilos? What the hell you think the junkies are gonna say?

Warning: coming from hyperinflation preacher, worth a read nevertheless.

Gonzalo Lira: Signs Hyperinflation Is Arriving

Tags: inflation   hyperinflation   fed   US   dollar   commodities  
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