Does the fed inflating the dollar help us in the long run?

The consumer price index is manipulated to be lower in order not to pay more out for social security and other government mandated payment

The real rate of inflation is the change in the price of a first class USA stamp, roughly 10%.
 
The US Dollar Index has come off this year, but it's still well above the 2005-2015 levels. So again, I would question the OP's original premise.
 
Even looking at alternative methodologies, including using 1980 and 1990 methodologies - at this point in time inflation data in the US isn't an outlier. I'm not saying that data isn't being artificially suppressed, I'm saying that no matter how you choose to calculate inflation - a this point in time, it's not on the radar.

http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts

https://www.forbes.com/sites/deloitte/2020/09/17/an-accelerated-future-for-tax-leaders/#13a9fa5a6516

zdreg said:
The consumer price index is manipulated to be lower in order not to pay more out for social security and other government mandated payment

The real rate of inflation is the change in the price of a first class USA stamp, roughly 10%.
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I would argue the opposite - the Fed is actively deflating the Dollar.

RGLD said:
Inflation is bad when you're not producing, you're just printing money.

But we have an export business and we compete with China to have our goods made here. A weaker dollar would mean it'll hurt Chinese exports and lower US trade deficit no?

Unless China inflates it's currency too...
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Pricechange said:
"As far as bankers owning the earth; NOT when its paid for + we have the title deed.."

Debt is a major epidemic...worse than covid

"who wants to back up an armored truck @ a REALTY closing + unload $ 333,ooo worth of silver + gold?"

don't need to pay for anything in gold. Just back the dollar with gold.
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Brilliant! o_O
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Grantx said:
Great video thanks for sharing. I might be going down a rabbit hole with this now. Probably will only be able to handle small chunks at a time though - must remain alert for early signs of anger and depression.
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Skimmed through the video, and he's echoing what Peter Joseph said some years earlier. I'll give the above video a watch this weekend, as I always like to see the variations in the presentations.

But it's all the same message. We're FUBAR.

 
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