FED-Bilanzsumme vs. Geldumlaufgeschwindigkeit

Die Geldumlaufgeschwindigkeit in den USA befindet sich weiterhin auf dem Sinkflug..

Quelle: reuters.com

Big Picture: Geldumlaufgeschwindigkeit weiter rückläufig

Brisante Entwicklung:

Quelle: zerohedge.com

Hierzu ein aktueller Bericht von Martin Armstrong - featured by Zerohedge:

Martin Armstrong Warns Of The Coming Crash Of All Crashes

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/17/2015 14:10 -0400

• Capital Formation
 
• Central Banks
 
• Federal Reserve
 
• Glass Steagall
 
• Martin Armstrong
 
• Nationalization
 
• recovery
 
• Unemployment

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Submitted by Martin Armstrong via Armstrong Economics,

Why are governments rushing to eliminate cash?

During previous recoveries following the recessionary declines, the central banks were able to build up their credibility and ammunition so to speak by raising interest rates during the recovery. This time, ever since we began moving toward Transactional Banking with the repeal of Glass Steagall in 1999, banks have looked at profits rather than their role within the economic landscape.

They shifted to structuring products and no longer was there any relationship with the client. This reduced capital formation for it has been followed by rising unemployment among the youth and/or their inability to find jobs within their fields of study. The VELOCITY of money peaked with our Economic Confidence Model 1998.55 turning point from which we warned of the pending crash in Russia...

Link: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-16/martin-armstrong-warns-coming-crash-all-crashes

Trotz Geldflut und Rekord-Schuldenmanie: Geldumlauf-Geschwindigkeit weiter rückläufig

Die prägnanten Langfrist-Charts der amerikanischen Geldumlauf-Geschwindigkeit anhand der Geldmenge 1 und 2 sprechen Bände. Die fallende Umlaufgeschwindigkeit spiegelt das große Misstrauen, sinkende Kreditausgabe und fallende Investitionen in der Finanzindustrie wider, welche weitere Deflationssignale senden:

Quelle: http://research.stlouisfed.org

Quelle: http://research.stlouisfed.org