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April 05, 2010

Inflation & Deflation

Gold, copper, stock prices are up -- USA average hourly wages are down

The rich get richer, as investors make $ to keep up with inflation, and the poor get poorer, as incomes stagnate and the value of pay diminishes...

Regardless of your politics, this can't be good for a long-term investing environment...

Stay tuned for more volatility (good & bad).

Posted at 03:27 PM in Current Affairs |

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