/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17857028
im just a scrub man
pls dont do anything i say without knowing and understanding it yourself

boomer rocks= gold/silver which are generally seen as inflation hedges. deflationary spiral would likely crush them tho, as all their """gains""" since the great depression are on the back of fed manipulated inflation over the years.
so to be clear, im not saying BUY them, im saying that they might go through the center of the earth (or at least FAR below where theyre valued right now). if banks all get liquidated from corporations defaulting on them, since all their money is funny money, all those 1s and 0s on computers around the world go POOF. and that makes the few existing physical dollars worth MUCH more. this effect would similarly crush almost any non-cash asset.

some people have suggested crypto, but i dont buy it, seeing how its been acting alongside this. it would need widespread acceptance BEFORE a crash, not after, or it will crash alongside non-cash commodities.

the fed printing like mad would, in ordinary times, cause massive inflation over time.
but i dont think theyre doing it for usual times.
i think theyre trying to pump out as much free money into circulation to get out ahead of the possibility of DEFLATION soon.
that could mean the fed is anticipating large banks going under

read this guys posts, hes clearly much better educated on all of this.
>>17854268
>>17854721
>>17855005
but ive also had my eye on this corporate debt bubble, for years now. so to hear someone clearly more intelligent than me echo the sentiment has me shook ngl.