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If we look at our short history we learn that gold was estimated in $20.67 for ounce when cost of our dollar has been established for the first time in 1837. In 1933 it has been overestimated to $35 for ounce, and it kept, while it not devalvirovalo further to $40 and $45 in the early seventies. When it could not be kept on this figure, we have left from the gold standard de jure. De facto it continues to exist. Revaluation does not mean that the gold price raises, though it seems that so occurs. The true consists that cost of our currency falls. When the gold price grows, currency cost falls.
Internal cost of the Sun never varies. Same concerns and internal cost of gold. A market price and internal cost it not same. The market price is Merkury, the settlement system defining what should be cost of our currency. Market cost is Venus, fair trade. All price levels are function of interaction of the Moon, Merkury, Venus and the Sun.
It not only is true at interpretation, but as it will be shown later at discussion of a solar field, is the basic index of market cycles of short and average duration.
During Civil war though the dollar has been still fixed $20 for ounce, inflation has pushed banknotes to $200 for gold ounce. Though we have no Dow-Johns's index for this period, the general level of share price got to a range of $20 - $40. The trading index of courses has reached a maximum just before defeat of 1874 when the bank system has failed. From these figures we see that the banknotes used for financing of Civil war, have reached the top border which was the tenfold price of gold. Frequency rates of gold always are indexes of the top and bottom borders.
In a similar way borders of the prices for the long-term goods and the financial assets (Venus) expressed in dollars (Merkury) also are frequency rate of gold (Sun).
In 1929 Dow-Johns's index has reached the point of $380 very close to dollar overestimated in 1933. There was a stock exchange crash as it has fallen outside the limits frequency rate of gold. The gold price fluctuates today between the 10-fold price of gold in 1933 and 1971. Value of our dollar has fallen in the same parity, as dollar cost to gold. It means that our prices have risen in 10 times. The gold price has increased with a 10-fold multiplier. The gold price is the index of a measure of inflation. Speaking in other words if you pay for something the price more, than in 10 times exceeding price of 60-year-old prescription, you pay too much.
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