Commodities are collapsing left and right. You would think there would be signs of monetary deflation, which is, of course, the only kind of deflation that ultimately matters when trying to determine the character of the incoming depression.
Oddly, there is no sign at all of monetary deflation. According to shadowstats, M1,2,&3 are all above +5%, yoy, with M1 recently ticking up to +7% yoy. And the oil:natural gas ratio has held steady at 18:1 for over a year, signally very strong monetary inflation. In early 2009, this deflation indicator dropped all the way to 6:1, below par of 7:1, signaling strong deflationary forces were wrecking havoc, which we already knew from looking out the window.
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