re: Fed hides weekly M1 supply, says "money doesn't matter"

Lots of people here smarter and more knowledgeable than I about economic theory, but I’m seeing one major culprit for the “my boat and house are more expensive but price of a whopper is about the same”

20 year boat notes and incredibly low mortgage rates. Money is cheap and easy to stretch out and has been for years- if you financed whoppers then you’d see the same phenomenon.

Anything credit hasn’t historically impacted hasn’t seen the same meteoric rise, that I can tell.

Is it a money supply issue? I don’t know, I just know people being able to finance everything is causing the phenomenon, from college education to f250s, and it’s a bubble no one wants to pop.