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To: bart13 who wrote (109483)1/4/2015 4:39:37 PM
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Asset price inflation is inflation until its not.In the medium to long term all assets value will generally be based on asset income flow. In the short run assets can fluctuate based on sentiment,debt/GDP,and interest rates. As these 3 things will always return to baseline in the future this part of asset inflation must be given up in the long run. In 2007-2009 years of asset inflation corrected very quickly.The inflation in things will not likey return to baseline as it is determined more by any excess government deficit over the rate of productivity gain.The Fed should have been adjusting rates based on debt/gdp and a lot of losses from boom/ bust would have been eliminated
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