The bull market in gold started on a transition to “the middle stages” of an inflation cycle that began with Greenspan’s reign in the nineties. During that decade, the pundits argued that inflation was dead and that there was no longer any correlation between money supply growth and the price level, which was true if you forgave the method of calculation of both statistics, and ignored the technology bubble. But, the fact was simply that we were in “the early stages” of a new inflation cycle.
March 28th, 2008 | Ed Bugos | 8 comments | Continued


