Yeah - but it's not that simple. You're completely neglecting inflation, cost of living, price of commodity, supply and demand. Basically everything we know about economics. Liquidity for goodness sake. The argument you make is moot, essentially.
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Inflation is The expansion of the money supply which is making it so we need more dollars to buy houses, more dollars to buy commodities.
So that graph is no where near wrong the fed prints money which means its gonna take more dollars to buy things its really that simple.