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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77587814 United States 02/22/2021 10:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well GLP, in my opinion we are heading over a cliff. I don't know when but inflation is going through the roof. Its unsustainable inflation and yet not a word about it. Quoting: Russian Hacker 20% of all money ever printed was printed in 2020 and the printing presses continue to run at unprecedented rates. People are buying houses at alarming rates, overpaying for them, no inspections, etc. What the actual fuck is going on here??? Supply chain issues affecting pretty much every business in any type of manufacturing. Im sure you can even see this at your local supermarket. Some shit just never came back or they are out of certain things all the time they never used to be out of. Freight rates are at all time highs. Lack of shipping containers. (where did they go?) Food pricing is all time highs. Gas prices up $1 plus since Joe Biden took office. A 2x4 used to cost 2 bucks, now they are 6-7 bucks. No stores have refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, etc in stock. Where are they? CME Indexes having steel going through the roof at rates no one has ever seen. Steel pricing surging like this will raise prices of everything everywhere because everything requires steel somewhere along the line. [link to www.cmegroup.com (secure)] This is a world wide issue, the entire globe is headed down the shitter. I don't know when, we might have a couple months but certainly this global bubble will pop this year. The whole world is about to become Venezuela. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80072930 United States 02/22/2021 10:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Brrrr....... Houses are hard assets and if money’s purchasing power drops from ramped inflation the houses should rise as they still have a tangible value. People want out of cash as it’s making about .01% interest now if it’s just sitting there in a cd or savings. So they look to hard assets for the part they want less risk on. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79420071 United States 02/22/2021 10:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What good does talking do? Isn't that something you can and should do alone by yourself anyhow? Your life if your own personal affair and nobody else needs to hear or wants to hear about that. That's just being snoopy and nose if anyone did. Respect your own privacy and shut up. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80026104 Canada 02/22/2021 10:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Brrrr....... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80072930 Houses are hard assets and if money’s purchasing power drops from ramped inflation the houses should rise as they still have a tangible value. People want out of cash as it’s making about .01% interest now if it’s just sitting there in a cd or savings. So they look to hard assets for the part they want less risk on. good one...house prices will ride |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79420071 United States 02/22/2021 10:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Food isn't that expensive to produce. The costs are involved in harvesting, transporting, storing, distributing, and retailing everything. But .. you can eliminate all that without rendering yourself unemployed. So .. That's why it's time to prepare and bugout. Go self-sustaining, in so much as you can. Move to a rural location where you can grow plenty of food, raise some chickens, maybe even a couple cows and pigs one day. A place with hardwood for fires, rivers for fish, forests for hunting. You'll want a well, septic system, solar and battery storage. You'll want a huge propane tank and alternative fuels sources for heating and cooking, like wood, coal, kerosene, etc. And then you'll want to work remotely from your remote home or start a new career. Toy might a well give up that big city job now and prepare while you still can. Later, it will be too late to do anything once the money is all broken and can't be fixed. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 20473958 United States 02/22/2021 10:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Food isn't that expensive to produce. The costs are involved in harvesting, transporting, storing, distributing, and retailing everything. But .. you can eliminate all that without rendering yourself unemployed. So .. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79420071 That's why it's time to prepare and bugout. Go self-sustaining, in so much as you can. Move to a rural location where you can grow plenty of food, raise some chickens, maybe even a couple cows and pigs one day. A place with hardwood for fires, rivers for fish, forests for hunting. You'll want a well, septic system, solar and battery storage. You'll want a huge propane tank and alternative fuels sources for heating and cooking, like wood, coal, kerosene, etc. And then you'll want to work remotely from your remote home or start a new career. Toy might a well give up that big city job now and prepare while you still can. Later, it will be too late to do anything once the money is all broken and can't be fixed. But Hollywood told me that farming was only for rednecks and losers. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80077261 Hungary 02/22/2021 10:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well GLP, in my opinion we are heading over a cliff. I don't know when but inflation is going through the roof. Its unsustainable inflation and yet not a word about it. Quoting: Russian Hacker 20% of all money ever printed was printed in 2020 and the printing presses continue to run at unprecedented rates. People are buying houses at alarming rates, overpaying for them, no inspections, etc. What the actual fuck is going on here??? Supply chain issues affecting pretty much every business in any type of manufacturing. Im sure you can even see this at your local supermarket. Some shit just never came back or they are out of certain things all the time they never used to be out of. Freight rates are at all time highs. Lack of shipping containers. (where did they go?) Food pricing is all time highs. Gas prices up $1 plus since Joe Biden took office. A 2x4 used to cost 2 bucks, now they are 6-7 bucks. No stores have refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, etc in stock. Where are they? CME Indexes having steel going through the roof at rates no one has ever seen. Steel pricing surging like this will raise prices of everything everywhere because everything requires steel somewhere along the line. [link to www.cmegroup.com (secure)] This is a world wide issue, the entire globe is headed down the shitter. I don't know when, we might have a couple months but certainly this global bubble will pop this year. The whole world is about to become Venezuela. Yep. You are absolutely correct OP. Last year, I was posting on here that people in the west will be going hungry this year. At my local supermarket, on Saturday, single paprika were priced at 799 forint). People may know little about Hungary, but usually they are aware that it is world-famous for growing paprika. My salary is a bit above the national average. Now here's the kicker... my monthly take-home pay would allow me to purchase about 270 paprika at 799 forint per each. And Hungary is a major producer of paprika. And it's only February! Much worse to come, later in the year. |
gs User ID: 77417102 United States 02/22/2021 10:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 6 states so far have compiled a "Bad Landlord Listing" of landlords who have raised rent during covid. It's like an FBI sting or something. They waiting just long enough to nab them all or something, not sure. But the government is well aware of all landlords in the nation who have raised rent during covid. Trump required a registry be made of them and Biden is dialing it up to 11. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 76011661 02/22/2021 11:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well GLP, in my opinion we are heading over a cliff. I don't know when but inflation is going through the roof. Its unsustainable inflation and yet not a word about it. Quoting: Russian Hacker 20% of all money ever printed was printed in 2020 and the printing presses continue to run at unprecedented rates. People are buying houses at alarming rates, overpaying for them, no inspections, etc. What the actual fuck is going on here??? Supply chain issues affecting pretty much every business in any type of manufacturing. Im sure you can even see this at your local supermarket. Some shit just never came back or they are out of certain things all the time they never used to be out of. Freight rates are at all time highs. Lack of shipping containers. (where did they go?) Food pricing is all time highs. Gas prices up $1 plus since Joe Biden took office. A 2x4 used to cost 2 bucks, now they are 6-7 bucks. No stores have refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, etc in stock. Where are they? CME Indexes having steel going through the roof at rates no one has ever seen. Steel pricing surging like this will raise prices of everything everywhere because everything requires steel somewhere along the line. [link to www.cmegroup.com (secure)] This is a world wide issue, the entire globe is headed down the shitter. I don't know when, we might have a couple months but certainly this global bubble will pop this year. The whole world is about to become Venezuela. Too bad you are not in tune as to what is going on. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80072930 United States 02/22/2021 11:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The government NEEDs inflation to stay solvent so this time we are getting inflation instead of deflation or stagflation. Long term government bond holders like China are kinda screwed as a bond that costs $5000 today abc worth $10,000 in 7 years doesn’t account for the part where $10,000 is 7 years can only buy what $1000 can today. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79840741 United States 02/22/2021 11:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Collision course with complete social anarchy is coming soon I believe. They are wanting and pushing US, the general public into chaos intentionally to create the control they want over EVERYTHING and, bring down the population numbers with hopes it will eliminate all that oppose the NWO. It's all part of the GREAT RESET!! |
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User ID: 79738491 United States 02/22/2021 11:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | $12 dollars for a stinkin burger with fries and a drink. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80039573 If that is not inflation I don't know what is. Quantitative Easing (trillions) was in effect for all of Obama's reign. That, coupled with the massive deficit spending of all presidencies will finally result in runaway inflation once they have what they will ultimately call the trigger to point their finger at as the culprit. You can't put that much funny money into a system without some major adjustments. Buy silver. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 16238020 United States 02/22/2021 11:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well GLP, in my opinion we are heading over a cliff. I don't know when but inflation is going through the roof. Its unsustainable inflation and yet not a word about it. Quoting: Russian Hacker 20% of all money ever printed was printed in 2020 and the printing presses continue to run at unprecedented rates. People are buying houses at alarming rates, overpaying for them, no inspections, etc. What the actual fuck is going on here??? Supply chain issues affecting pretty much every business in any type of manufacturing. Im sure you can even see this at your local supermarket. Some shit just never came back or they are out of certain things all the time they never used to be out of. Freight rates are at all time highs. Lack of shipping containers. (where did they go?) Food pricing is all time highs. Gas prices up $1 plus since Joe Biden took office. A 2x4 used to cost 2 bucks, now they are 6-7 bucks. No stores have refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, etc in stock. Where are they? CME Indexes having steel going through the roof at rates no one has ever seen. Steel pricing surging like this will raise prices of everything everywhere because everything requires steel somewhere along the line. [link to www.cmegroup.com (secure)] This is a world wide issue, the entire globe is headed down the shitter. I don't know when, we might have a couple months but certainly this global bubble will pop this year. The whole world is about to become Venezuela. You wont hear about it from anyone with money because they've got something to lose. Anyone with authority, anyone with money, would cause a crash if a bank run was to occur. There's 1000:1 in digital balance sheets for every usd held. If a run occured the rich lose the most, per person, but the poor lose the most because they're dependant on that dollar at least to be able to earn it. The rich are holding out to some transfer that should reward them as opposed to a run that'll put them on par with many more people but unlikely falling to commoner. |
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