
It's been more than two months since we were advised to prepare for the coming deflation, and a stronger dollar. So far we have seen neither - just new yearly highs for oil and new yearly lows for the US dollar.
Granted, two months is not long enough to test out what I think are long term predictions. The Fed has actually accelerated its QE (quantitative easing) lately - monetizing debt at a $3 trillion annual rate last week. This is in spite of Bernanke's comments to the contrary.
Meanwhile China's money supply has now grown at a 28% rate for three months, 24% over the last year, and there is no sign it will slow down much - if at all - anytime soon.
As I mentioned earlier - the rapid monetary expansion and devaluation in 1932 to 1934 actually worked to increase inflation, even if only temporarily. It looks like it will work again.
It's already over, now it's just a matter of adjusting.