[vrwc0915]

I don't really know much about that blog. But hiding M3 data is not a good thing however you look at it. I am not a financial "wizard" and as far as investing goes I only invest in tangible assets.

Possession is 9/10 and if you don't hold it you don't own it. Paper is useful to write on and for cleaning up when using the head

[carl in alaska]

I don't know about the M3 data. There may be solid technical reasons why it's not a good measure of money supply or it's not very meaningful. It may be a wise decision not to publish it; no information is better than distorted or meaningless disinformation. For example, the offical reported US "savings rate" doesn't include pre-tax 401K and IRA contributions, so it's a meaningless number and we might be better off if the government stopped publishing that number and invented a more accurate calculation of savings that includes 401K and IRA contributions.