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ECONOMIC FALLOUT COMING, MORE INFLATION WARNINGS, GDP DROPS WITH RECORD STIMULUS, ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
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We hedged Joey.
Burn it down.
We know how to balance a checkbook.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB_T54wg9KI Yo dems the walking dead and simple minded dread.

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Dems be a lie cheat steal criminal human trafficking chop shop clearing house of the unborn.

Yea we told you Natty was going on since the atheist jew lie the crackers will pay. No date needed here.
Oh noes must be a wadikas. You ignorant half wits.

The crayon chewers are stuck at its got to be pay back. Nope your lost at four soils. Wakey wakey.

Triple jabs as your brain dead cult freezes in silence.

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This guy straight-up lied to Catholics about Pfizer

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I am going to speak bluntly. Physicians who speak out are being actively hunted via medical boards and the press.
They are trying to deligitimize and pick us off one by one. This is not a conspiracy theory - this is a fact.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-96129-6
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lani ... 3/fulltext
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China to West coast container rates are down 11%

https://fbx.freightos.com/freight-index/FBX03

So maybe we are past the peak on container rates.

vincecate wrote: Fri Oct 08, 2021 10:09 am China to West coast container rates are down 11%

https://fbx.freightos.com/freight-index/FBX03

So maybe we are past the peak on container rates.

Why do you think there is such an ignorance about what "deflation" is (disinflation at most, meaning inflation, lol)? I understand that the world was in a majorly deflationary trend (notice, I'm careful with language, TREND) for the last 80 years, but now we have the perfect storm of less production, more expensive production, and massive monetary base inflows. The ONLY thing that will slow inflation down will be drastic demand reduction. I don't see that, especially when the printing press WILL keep up, and everyone will be clamoring for more real goods and food/petrol, which they will realize will all only be higher in price later on ...

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Oct 08, 2021 10:26 am Why do you think there is such an ignorance about what "deflation" is (disinflation at most, meaning inflation, lol)? I understand that the world was in a majorly deflationary trend (notice, I'm careful with language, TREND) for the last 80 years, but now we have the perfect storm of less production, more expensive production, and massive monetary base inflows. The ONLY thing that will slow inflation down will be drastic demand reduction. I don't see that, especially when the printing press WILL keep up, and everyone will be clamoring for more real goods and food/petrol, which they will realize will all only be higher in price later on ...

Powell was giving a talk recently and said before the pandemic we had inflation X and unemployment Y and now unemployment is higher so once supply chains are ok inflation should go back down. Like he really really believes that inflation is caused by too much employment, while he "prints" trillions. To get hired by the Government as an economist you have to believe that printing money is good.

There is one old paper that showed that under a gold standard when there was a labor shortage wages went up and so now they all think inflation is caused by full employment.

The government economists are no more competent than the government post office or government DMV.

I really think we are headed for higher inflation. Fed's own nowcast things so too.
https://www.clevelandfed.org/our-resear ... sting.aspx

** 08-Oct-2021 World View: Inflation

Cool Breeze wrote: Fri Oct 08, 2021 10:26 am > Why do you think there is such an ignorance about what "deflation"
> is (disinflation at most, meaning inflation, lol)? I understand
> that the world was in a majorly deflationary trend (notice, I'm
> careful with language, TREND) for the last 80 years, but now we
> have the perfect storm of less production, more expensive
> production, and massive monetary base inflows. The ONLY thing that
> will slow inflation down will be drastic demand reduction. I don't
> see that, especially when the printing press WILL keep up, and
> everyone will be clamoring for more real goods and food/petrol,
> which they will realize will all only be higher in price later on
> ...

The period 1960s-90s (generational Awakening and Unraveling eras) was
an inflationary era. The period since 2003 (generational Crisis era)
was and is a deflationary era. As I've written several times in the
past, this means that is that inflation will remain low. Furthermore,
the high public debt leads to the second outcome of a deflationary
era, namely that it ends with a sharp deflationary crash.

There's a great deal of hysteria today over inflation (or
"stagflation") by "experts" who couldn't do fourth grade percentage
math problems. The biggest mistake that these "experts" make is not
to understand that just because supply prices increase once, they
won't cause inflation until those supply prices continue to increase
at the same rate. If the price of oil goes from $60 to $70, then
there is inflation that quarter. But if the price of oil stays at
$70, even though that might be considered a high "inflationary" value,
then it's still 0% inflation in the next quarter. This fourth grade
"math problem" involving percentages is completely incomprehensible to
most so-called "experts," including economists and politicians.

There have been "massive monetary base inflows" since 2008, but they
haven't caused inflation so far. This is another area where the
so-called "experts" are wrong.