Resource Page and M2 x GDP growth

A very interesting page is certainly the FRED, Federal Reserve Economic Data, provided by the St.Louis Fed:

http://stlouisfed.org/


And within this page, the chartbook:

FRED: http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/
POPULAR SERIES: http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/popularseries

The kick-off:

Real GDP Growth x Money Stock:

1980:
Money Stock: USD 1.6 trillion
Real GDP: USD 6 trillion

2011:

Money Stock: USD 9 trillion
Real GDP: USD 13.5 trillion

Money Stock growth: 563% or 5.73% annualized
Real GDP growth: 225% or 2.65% annualized

So... how healthy has the American growth been?