Falling prices for what? Not housing, not equities, not cars, not food, not property, not goods, not anything. The dollar is only currently maintaining its value verse other currencies. All other currencies are falling against gold/silver and that's not including the fact that they have completely decoupled from the paper markets. More importantly, all these goods should be falling in price as a cushion to the next global depression, except they aren't and falling prices (deflation is a good thing). Where do you come up with its deflationary? The government is printing trillions to buy up any asset that is going to fall in price...and outcompete you. That could be food, too...if it felt like it.

Stop listening to your programming. Falling prices are a good thing. Being able to buy up assets at falling prices is also a good thing. Losing your purchasing power so politicans can pretend to solve the problems they create at the expense of your own purchasing power isnt.

What exactly is going to be deflationary when the entire world is trying to spend their dollars to buy a dwindling supply of goods that the government IS currently out competing everyone else for?

Gold is the only real asset with price discovery and it's completely decoupled at free market prices from the paper markets.