M5 is my proprietary measure of money supply. (I can't remember at the moment why this is M5 and not M4). It should increase less than 8% per year or it signals hyperinflation.
As of 11/30/2021:
M2 (M2SL as of 10/1/21): 21,187.1
Public Debt (as of 10/29/21): 22,645.9
Fed Held (as of 11/3/21) -5,578.9
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38,254.1
On 9/30/2021, this number was at 37,636.4, so this is up 618 billion since then, and on 10/31/2021 it was at 38,087.4, and is up 167 billion since then. On a monthly basis we are good. On an annual basis (since 9/30/21), this is about a 9.8% increase and is too high.
In December, the debt ceiling will be raised and the stimulus bill passed and this is going to soar.
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