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From: Robin Plunder	1/18/2006 7:27:14 PM
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I have been quietly lurking here and enjoying this great discussion. I was puzzled today to read in the Hoisington article that they believe M2 is growing below trend, and is disinflationary, while today on Richard Russells site he says: "Furthermore, the current veritable explosion in the M-3 money supply worries me. The money supply is rocketing higher today while business is still good. What will the Fed do if business begins to slump, say this year or next? Yeah, the truth -- today I feel safer in gold than in dollars." So which is it? Inflation or deflation of our money supply? :) seems like we can't even find consensus on this issue, Richard Russell thinks our money supply is wildly inflationary while Hoisington thinks money supply is low enough to crimp our growth rates. Robin

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