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SE SoDak | Factoring inflation into your investing decisions is certainly wise, especially in these times.
Having said that, I doubt the German example will provide anything useful. The times and conditions are simply too different, and barring some unexpected catastrophe we almost certainly will not see hyperinflation on that scale.
If we do, prepare to spend a few million dollars for a loaf of bread (That is not an exaggeration. Hyperinflation was that bad in Germany in the early 1920s. Their currency became worthless).
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Book recommendation on Argentina or Pre WWII Germany
