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>Gold Price chart showing big drop before rise during Weimar hyperinflationary event - Bill Downey - Commodity Trader
The article ludicrously misinterprets the chart. What the chart shows is the market price of German Aktien, namely shares in British or stocks in American English, in terms of gold, during the hyperinflationary period of Germany in the early 1920s. Measured in terms of real money (i.e. gold), German shares did become very cheap during that period, and then recovered sharply, as shown by the chart. The chart has nothing to do with the "price" of gold in any currency.

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