“In many respects, the market action over the past 2 years — in stocks and gold — seems to reflect a misunderstanding of how periods of monetary expansion affect consumer prices and asset prices. In the pages that follow we’ll highlight a few of these monetary expansion/inflation misunderstandings, and we’ll explain why equity investors should be growing more pessimistic — not optimistic — in light of current market valuations and the Fed’s continued quantitative easing.”
http://www.sitkapacific.com/wp-content/uploads/May-2013-Strategy-Letter4.pdf
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