In 1980 the US dollar became free from gold. They had for every stored ounce of gold in their Financial System something like $8000 in cash floating or, $2.0 trillion.

By 1985, the real money supply zoomed up over $10.0 trillion and $38,000 cash for every gold ounce.

Yes, these numbers would be considerably higher today as we all are aware as to how the Printing presses have been overworked.

Now, one can't get a handle to trace or follow-in-step the above numbers. We read that the Fed retired a number called "M3" which was the most broad-reaching measure of how much cash was floating around in the U.S.A. system.

No apparent answer that authorities have attended to this concern.

Politicians seemed to have stopped talking about it.

What kind of surprise has Washington got next in this regard?

Knowing is HUGE to all investors as the disparities stink.

US rising personal and government debt soaring. Hidden and soaring government liabilities in the $$ billions.

Feds making the money supply too easy with US purchasing power diminishing thanks to a weakening dollar means that U.S. citizens have money in their bank accounts ,worth less.

Look up the word IMPLOSION. It won't be pretty.

Would it be safe to say... A mismanaged Nation?

Wishing American friends ALL-THE-BEST as the Storm approaches.