It's what de Klerk got, plus an increase for inflation.

But then we grow it by the rate of inflation on a monthly basis.

They paid 100,000 for it.

I call it my Z.E.N. cluster.

And the reason why we really want to focus on that is because it tells us that even though the unemployment rate, the official unemployment rate that is increasing very steeply and I'll show a graph right here, this is actually work Mish did, where he actually shows that the spread between U 6 and U 3 has been increasing, and it's been increasing at an accelerating rate since last February.

After that first injury, their risk for second injury is exponentially greater.

It's what Marianne LaFrance calls standing in social quicksand.

It's whatever 700 or 800 an ounce now.

Industrial production in July rose sharply.

Travel agencies' profits soared.

The river swelled rapidly because of the heavy rain.

Demand for housing near Tokyo skyrocketed.

Once we start getting into the positive numbers, we just explode.

And what this assumption drives is, well, there's going to be some inflation on things like housing association dues, annual maintenance, insurance.

We're seeing a population boom with crows.

Molecular degradation is increasing.

But when you lower the Price to Earnings you are increasing the Earnings to Price.

The growth in population is very rapid in developing countries.

Foreclosures are being fueled by a spike in....

So I'm going to talk about some projects that have explored these ideas.

And that makes a huge difference.

These two ideas are closely related.

The use of electronic computers is growing rapidly.

There is a rapid increase in world population.

They're 24 different ways to arrange the four blocks.

So here they say total reported income in 2004 dollars so they adjusted for inflation fell 1.4 .

Secondly, our new mantra small is sexy.

There is a rapid increase in shops struggling in the depression.

The crime rate is rising steadily.

The rapid increase of imports surprised us.

Juvenile delinquency is on the increase at a rapid pace.

In this case, it's not, it's non linear.

So that would be 3x squared plus 1.

Nonetheless, we're noticing an increase of almost 0.5

I mean, we've had currencies in ancient history that were backed by gold, but in a lot of cases, you still had inflation.

And that is why it is moderate inflation, not some type of crazy inflationary spiral here.

Select the red color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.

Select the green color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.

Select the blue color gain, as a percentage, for the current channel.

In the 19th century, the number of immigrants swelled rapidly.

In the 19th century, the number of immigrants increased rapidly.

In the 19th century, the number of immigrants grew rapidly.

And we've accomplished close to zip.

We actually ship more than twice as much of every form of information technology.

So all of those what's common about all of those?