Confusing The 'Sheeple'

Edit 4/25/18:

OK!! Here we go again with people in 2018 complaining and laughing at these predictions.

Hey Folks, these predictions from 2013 were quite necessarily extended over six times by the foolish and panicked FED extending their ZIRP that many times from March of 2013:  they had already extended it multiple times before that.

 And these things were covered Ad nauseam on my - now destroyed - website and on this BLOG!!

Therefore, these predictions of Dow etc., etc, are all still ahead of us; and were extended out to 2022-25 for the Mother of All Stock Market Crashes 

Meaning the Dow Jones is still headed to 36,000; but I am on the verge of raising that ultimate Dow Jones target, as well!!

Do any of you guys read these Blogs sequentially!!

The Fed's Zirp being extended each of those One must remember that the MSM’s primary goal is to confuse the ‘Sheeple’ to keep them ‘off balance’ and out of the right investments and fully invested in the wrong investments.

Therefore, the following article is prima fascia evidence of this little understood or even recognized ‘Deep Matrix’ goal of the MSM PORE (Psy Ops Reporting and Editorializing).

 

After having read this morning’s fine piece of journalistic mind-numbing PORE, the ‘Sheeple’ are sure to have been totally screwed up and have a headache and have absolutely no idea of the correct understanding of what it is that is coming at them.

This article is so full of misinformation, that my rebuttal was running to more than four full pages, when I just decided to stop giving out so much vital information to those who read these free pages. 

If you want to know the truth, go to our contact page at www.polestarcomm@verizon.net and sign up.

Basically it boils down to this:

Inflation of prices for everything that people need to buy to live is, RIGHT NOW, ratcheting up at roughly 7.5 to 11% per annum, and entities such as the US CD are reporting totally false numbers of 1.5 to 2.25% rates of inflation to keep the ‘Sheeple’ STUPID, BLIND and HAPPY.

And the most astounding thing is that the US CD and the FED’s strategy of lying to and deceiving the ‘Sheeple’ is actually working!

And such lies also keep the ‘Sheeple’ from realizing that their economy is devolving and actually dying, because with a real inflation rate of 7.5 to 11% the real GDP is actually SHRINKING at a rate of roughly 5 to 7% per year.

And you guys in business know this to be true, and our subscribers know it too. 

And they know from reading our Updates that it is neither inflation nor deflation that is in all our futures:

Rather, it is an ‘Inflationary Depression’ that is being ushered in by the ‘Kondratieff.’

And the hugely devastating second wave of the Super Tsunami ‘Kondratieff’ long-Waves is soon to be upon us, with the ’Mother of All Stock Market Crashes’ in roughly October of 2015.

Are you and your company ready with the proper mix of product offering, inventory control and pricing strategy to meet the ‘Roller Coaster’ effects of the coming economic tumults associated with the ‘Kondratieff’s’ vicious unwinding of the FED’s insane and completely unsustainable ZIRP?

If your company is not so prepared (or diligently preparing), then I am quite sure that your company will be joining the list of those who were unprepared for the first wave of the ‘Kondratieff’ back in 2007/08, that we list on the bottom of our homepage.

Why Global Economies Face an Age of Deflation

Bloomberg; By A. Gary Shilling Mar 20, 2013 6:30 PM ET

“In recent years, monetary and fiscal stimulus across the world have led to the assumption that serious inflation, if not hyperinflation, is on its way. I believe chronic deflation is more likely.
The expectation of rising prices is reasonable. Most people have only experienced inflation. The last meaningful episode of deflation was in the 1930s. That’s also the last time the U.S. was truly at peace. Deflation is a peacetime phenomenon. …
Furthermore, we tend to have biases that cloud our perception of inflation. When we pay higher prices, we think inflation is at work, but we believe lower prices are a result of our smart shopping and bargaining skills.

Consumer Prices

Even though deflation has been forestalled in the past decade, disinflation -- declining rates of inflation -- has prevailed since the early 1980s. Indeed, the consumer-price index fell in November and December and was unchanged in January. For February, the cost of living in the U.S. was up 0.7 percent, the first increase in four months and the biggest since June 2009. Nonetheless, expectations for inflation over the next 10 years are for a continued drop.
Deleveraging: In a normal economy, chronic deflation would already be well established. Our global economy, however, is dominated by deleveraging in the private sector and financial institutions, and is highly deflationary…

Savings Rate

In the years ahead, I expect the half-percentage-point annual drop in the savings rate to be replaced by a one- percentage-point annual gain. This would slice 1.5 percentage points off consumer-spending gains as well as GDP growth, after multiplier effects are accounted for. That alone would drop aggregate growth to 2.2 percent from the 3.7 percent annual increases in the period from 1982 to 2000.
Other Deflationary Forces: Fertility rates are below the replacement level of 2.1 in most industrialized countries, and populations around the world are aging….
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Deflation also is a result of the huge gap between U.S. annual real GDP and its potential long-term trend growth. Excess supply is the root cause of deflation. Declining real median household income, even in this recovery, is depressing consumer- spending power. …

Competitive Devaluations

Competitive devaluations are now a serious threat to global growth and cooperation, as shown by the actions of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s new government in Japan.
In periods of prolonged economic pain, notably the global recession of 2007-2009 and the subpar revival that has followed, international cooperation gives way to an every-nation-for- itself attitude that often takes the form of protectionism. Many countries are now pursuing competitive devaluations to spur exports via a cheaper currency and to impede imports. …
Commodity Deflation: On balance, commodity prices have been falling since early 2011. They will continue to drop, …
As for crude oil, I believe the “peak oil” devotees are far too pessimistic. High prices are the best predictor of increasing supply. …
Wage and Income Deflation: The continuing decline in purchasing power produced by shrinking real wages and real incomes is also putting downward pressure on prices. Nominal pay is dropping, too. …

Labor Power

… More states are passing right-to-work laws, which allow employees in unionized workplaces to opt out of paying union dues. …
 Municipal governments are under pressure to cut costs. Local tax collection is subdued because of earlier declines in property assessments and taxes, which account for 79 percent of revenue. …
 In response, many states continue to cut spending and jobs. Labor costs, which account for half of state and local spending, are being targeted …
(A. Gary Shilling is president of A. Gary Shilling & Co. and the author of “The Age of Deleveraging: Investment Strategies for a Decade of Slow Growth and Deflation.” The opinions expressed are his own. This is the first in a five-part series. Read Part 2.)