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Inflation at Almost 5%…Is It Any Wonder Dollars Buy Less and Less?

Gold prices rising for 10 years straight…the

money supply greatly expanded…the printing press for dollars running overtime…am I the only

one concerned about rapid inflation?.



I rarely read or hear a report talking about today’s rising prices or the hyperinflation we may sustain in the years

ahead. We all know prices are rising—only housing prices have remained low. Inflation is real and it is here

now. The U.S. consumer-price index (CPI) increased 0.4% in

August. That’s an annual inflation rate of 4.8%! Why are we not hearing and reading more about this? The only

vocal entity on inflation has been gold bullion. The rise in the price of gold is shouting, “Inflation ahead!”



By keeping interest rates so low, by increasing the money

supply, the Fed is spurring inflation. And that’s what we all want: inflation, not deflation. So the Fed has us pointed in the

right direction. The trick for the Fed will be eventually bringing interest rates up ever so gently when inflation starts to get out

of control.



Unfortunately, consumers are suffering from inflation today. Retirees who will not accept risk with their

investments are stuck with 10-year Treasuries paying a measly two percent. With inflation at 4.8%, consumers’

money is losing 2.8% of its value over 12 months.

Inflation is a problem today, my dear readers, and it will be a bigger problem tomorrow. Keep the gold

investments. They’ll be even more valuable as time passes and inflation really takes hold in this country.



Michael’s Personal Notes

Jobless claims rose by 11,000 to 428,000 last week

—the highest level since June, according to the U.S. Labor Department. Wow! Jobs continue to be a big economic problem in this country. Bank of America (NYSE/BAC) is the latest

large company to announce major layoffs plans.



Until employment in this country gets back on track, the housing market will not recover. And until the housing market

recovers, the economy will continue to be anemic. That’s simple economic analysis.

I’ve been thinking more and more about Obama’s American Jobs Bill and I don’t believe it’s the answer. It will just add

billions to our debt burden.

The answer, my dear reader, the answer to creating old-fashioned jobs in this country, is capitalism and

entrepreneurship. That’s what created this great country in the first place.



Drastically lowering taxes will create jobs. A flat tax across

the board—say 20% or 25%—with a valued-added sales tax on the purchase of items, like they have in countries such as

Canada, is the only way to really get the economy going

and to create jobs. Unfortunately, the Obama

administration has never put forth any such proposal.



Where the Market Stands: Where it’s Headed

We are in a bear market rally that started in March of 2009. While 30 months’ old and tired, this bear market rally has more life left in it. I

believe that the rally will push stock prices even

higher, as the bear lures more investors back into the

stock market.



What He Said

“As investors, we need to take a serious look at our investment

portfolios and ask, ‘How will my investments be affected by an

American-grown recession?’ You should take what precautionary

steps you can right now to protect yourself from a recession in 2007. Maybe you need to cut your own spending or maybe you need to sell some stocks that will take a

beating during a recession.



You know what tidying up you need to do. Don’t

procrastinate…get to it now. And please remember:

Recessions can happen quickly, stock markets don’t go up during recessions, and the

longer the boom before the recession, the longer the

recession. Just based on my last point, we have plenty to

worry about in 2007.



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