About StockInflation.com

StockInflation.com helps you understand how much of a stock's price appreciation is due to real value creation versus monetary expansion.

What We Do

We divide stock prices by US M2 money supply to show performance adjusted for monetary expansion. This reveals whether an asset has truly gained value or simply kept pace with money supply growth.

Why M2?

M2 (money supply) measures the total amount of money in circulation. When the money supply expands, asset prices can rise simply because there's more money chasing the same assets. By adjusting for M2, we isolate monetary effects from genuine value appreciation.

Data Sources

Stock prices come from Yahoo Finance. M2 money supply data comes from FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data). Data is cached and updated periodically.

Disclaimer

This tool is for research and education purposes only. Not investment advice. Past performance does not predict future results.