As I was watching CNBC this morning, some of the top market experts in the country were admitting what we have been screaming for months. The data we are receiving about inflation is highly flawed.

This morning, Euro Pacific Capital President Peter Schiff, Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders, MKM Partners Chief Economist Michael Darda, and Banc of America Securities Chief Investment Strategist Tom McManus were all guests on CNBC.

I am not sure who started the discussion, but when either Schiff or Darda mentioned that the governments inflation data was flawed, Tom McManus began to shake his head in agreement, and Becky Quick called on McManus to comment.

McManus agreed that the data released by the government does not give an accurate read on inflation, and Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders basically concurred.

My question is simple; why haven't these two high profile market celebrities been yelling this information from the top of the mountain all along? These two are constantly on the "big stage" and could have warned investors like we did several months ago.

Now you池e beginning to see the value in what we do. We try to tell you what we think may happen, rather than tell you what has happened. I have got to think there is "real value" in the information we provide.