Excerpt from Yahoo Finance quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas:

…. “The amount of cash in circulation in the U.S. has spiked sharply, an unusual but reliable indicator that the economy is at a bottom.

The spike has an “uncanny” similarity to the cash spike in 1999, DataTrek’s Nicholas Colas, a former hedge fund manager, wrote in a note.

A look at physical currency and coin supply changes shows this similarity in stark terms, with enormous spikes during those two moments. On Jan. 3, 2000, the cash supply was 15.3% higher than a year earlier. In late December 2020, cash supply was also 15.3% higher than the year before.

“Notably, 2020’s growth in currency in circulation is not a single sharp spike like 2000, but rather a long period (7 months) of +10 percent growth,” Colas wrote”….

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