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This week's recommendations: • How inflation gets out of control • The real inflation hasn't even started • Postcards from the Weimar inflation • Britain's "Money Reset" is coming • Your thoughts on inflation • Nigel Farage on Cummings' claims

How inflation gets out of control Last Friday's examination of inflation explained how I saw inflation coming in July last year. Today we look at what happens next. Will inflation run out of control, or will it be reined in? The obvious place to look for answers is of course what happened in the 70s. During the Gold Summit, our publishing company's founder Bill Bonner reminder viewers that the fiat currency system already had an inflationary near-death experience back then, when it had barely been born. Read more here

The real inflation hasn't even started Welcome to day three of our series on inflation. In day one we looked into how I saw the inflation spike coming way back in July. In day two we delved into what it takes for inflation to spiral out of control. Today, I want to go down an inflationary memory lane, and address whether inflation really is "transitory," as central bankers are reassuring us. So, let me ask you, does the following combination of jobs data and inflation sound familiar…? Read more here

Postcards from the Weimar inflation I'm busily examining your excellent emails about the inflationary 1970s and the similarities to today. Your experiences, advice and recollections about the inflation back then are fascinating. But before we can publish some of the emails, I need your permission. The thing is, it isn't just the 1970s that rhyme with today. And, while I wait for clearance to publish a readers' mailbox edition of Fortune & Freedom, I thought it might be time to examine the '20s too. The 1920s, that is… Read more here

Britain's “Money Reset” is coming 321 years ago gold and silver coins had become so widely counterfeited, that Britain was forced to abandon them in favour of a new currency. This was the first “Money Reset” and it created £10 million of new wealth by today’s money. Now our modern currencies face a similar problem. And all signs point to another “Money Reset” coming soon.   From the chaos, new wealth-building opportunities may emerge for savvy British investors. Will you be ready? Click here to find out more. Capital at risk. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.

Your thoughts on inflation After a few weeks of inflation coverage in Fortune & Freedom, it's time to hand the reins over to readers. I asked you whether you expect inflation and whether you're prepared for it. Here's how you responded… Read more here

Nigel Farage on Cummings' claims There was one big story to review this week. And I asked UK Independent Wealth editor Rob Marstrand to interview Nigel Farage about it. Find out what Nigel had to say about Dominic Cummings' claims, and more, in this video… Read more here

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