This is a piece of my post on a prior topic, but is appropriate here:
Printing (creating) money will eventually result in inflation for goods the money is used to buy. 40 years ago those goods were real (remember Carter), so prices of goods went up dramatically.
Today printed money is being used to prop up the stock and bond markets. The PTB can point to the markets and say, “Hey, look. The markets are strong so the economy must be good.” Actually, inflation from newly created money is showing up in stock and bond prices, not in the prices of goods.
That’s what happens when printed money goes to Wall Street and not to Main Street.
Inflation creates bubbles. It's all great, until it isn't, then pop goes the bubble.
This isn't difficult to understand. You need a certain level of miseducation in order to believe the nonsense produced by this author.