/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27004852

Look up what a liquidity trap is. No matter how much money they throw into the black hole nothing happens.

>>27004852
It's not like those dollars are actually being injected into the real economy or used in any meaningful way. As long as that money doesn't reach the average Joe there will be no crazy inflation.

>>27004852
Printed money is only like 5% of the money in circulation or something

>>27004852
Have you not seen what is happening in the stock market? That’s where all the cash is going

>>27004852
Paper bubble. When it bursts we will experience an inflation wave which will make the 1930's will look like easy mode.

>>27004852
they have the reserve currency, anon.

>>27005204
this, its all just lube for the global financial markets, and starting today all the money in the world won't be enough to grease the old hag up enough for them to keep fucking us

>>27004852
The Jews have handed themselves more wealth than you can ever imagine, and use it to try to extract all assets from you, while breaking every rule they set for themselves.
They still managed to get themselves into an even dumber position than 2008, and when it crashes they will unload the hyperinflation onto you, while bailing themselves out again.
They will also write articles about how it is your fault for being so irresponsible.

>>27004852
It's being absorbed by prices of real estate, crypto, and stonks.

Inflation isnt caused solely by money supply but also by money velocity which is at a historical low
Either way hyperinflation is already happening, dollar is worthless people just dont realize it yet

>>27004852
The money isn’t going into the consumers’ pockets

>>27005867
that just means they get a deflationary debt crisis while the rest of us get inflationary crises, the net result is the same, also USD global dominance is waining, the currency may very well be let go, but you'll never hear about it or even consider it possible until the minute after it already happened

>>27005566
this

are you seriously not seeing the start of inflation?
>GME 100x

way too much money is flowing around the stock market and its gonna drip to property & food prices etc. just a matter of time.

>>27004852

Now post M2.

>>27004852
You can't measure inflation like you used to as we are entering a post-ownership paradigm in society and are entering a "subscription and leased based everyday living" paradigm in western societies, especially in the USA.

It doesn't matter how much the cars sticker price is any more, what matters is how much the lease is and how long the terms can be stretched out. (for example, lease terms will stay at $500 a month but duration becomes longer and longer, THIS IS INFLATION)
It doesn't matter how much the music cd, bluray, etc. cost, it matters how much of a percentage the subscription services like Netflix, D+, Hulu, etc. etc. have increased (and they have)
It doesn't matter if Iphones reach 2000$, how much longer do the leasing terms get?

You cannot measure inflation at full price of goods any more since ownership is being abolished.

The easiest measure to see how inflation is doing is rent.

The rules don’t matter anymore. USA can actually use the money printer.

>>27004852
"They" realized some time ago that people truly vote with their money, so "they" tried to rig it so that all of our money combined didn't add up to as much money (and power) as a small number of "them" possessed.
WE are now waking up to the facts that people truly vote with their money, that there are more of us than "them", and if we can band together and control more money (and power) than "they" do... then "THEY" LOSE.
>
>We shall take from "them" in every way possible -- until the scales are balanced.

>>27004852
Lern hao the central banking system works

Where does the money go when it leaves the fed? How does it leave the fed?

If you print 2 quadrillion dollars and no one spends it anywhere, no inflation happens

>>27007335
I dont understand the world anymore

>>27008841
Same here.
I wonder what creation itself gains from experiencing this shitshow.

>>27008477
Then why are they printing money if it's not used?

>>27006021
Can you actually explain what that means without retarded analogies?

>>27005867
For now....

>>27008477
>If you print 2 quadrillion dollars and no one spends it anywhere, no inflation happens
kek

>>27004852
Because the USA is the reserve currency of the world and used to settle trades across the globe so the demanda for it squats that of most international trade.
Thats the reason they can print x10 and the music will go on.
Velocity of money is the reason inflation is not zimbwawe tier, but it will start showing his head on hard assets AMD quality assets which the elites will scramble over first, the plebs like you and me will feel it and scramble for the scraps a couple years after as inflation trickles down to the plebs.

You want to appreciate inflation? Check out real state prices in quality neighbourhoods, you can truly appreciate inflation vs everything else whether it's wages, gold etc.
That's why they removed real state from the Inflation equation too easy for the regular mouth breathers too understand.

>>27008477
its more of
>print trillions that go into corrupt politicians pocket and elites

>>27006117
Couldn’t low velocity also cause hyperinflation? Or be a pre-cursor? If people are holding dollars it’s because of lack of confidence in the future which may bleed to lack of confidence in the dollar as well.

>>27004852
All that fuckery has to be paid. Brace yourself even if you think you made it.

ITT: R-tards don't understand deflationary pressure when the global economy is in stasis.

gb2reddit

so many posts, no mention of the eurodollar. Absolute retards.

And this is why i'm all in $CLF

>>27004852
>>27005867
This is the economists' answer, which is true.
But the thing they don't mention along with it is that there are huge expenses that are not included in the "inflation" formula.

>>27004852
We DO have hyperinflation. Have you seen the stock market and housing prices lately? The only things that aren't inflating are small-time mickey mouse bullshit like consoomer junk and maybe food.

>>27010106
what are us plebs supposed to do then? ride it out?

Stock market (and other assets) is a sponge. Sponges soak up liquid. The liquid stays soaked inside the sponge until it gets squeezed. Then the liquid falls on everyone's faces. Then inflation.

>>27010106
based
prepare to be priced out forever

>>27005688
Tr*mp really fucking destroyed this country

>Can someone explain how the US isn't struggling with hyperinflation?
It's because we have an overproduction problem in the west and there's barely enough demand and market collusion to keep it from crashing the debt system of money with no survivors. Read Tragedy & Hope by Quigley.

The tl;dr is that even though there's a shitton of money chasing goods, we have a shitton of goods to sell so the supply demand ratio stays the same. Only goods with limited supply (guns, ammo, GPUs, game consoles,cryptocurrencies) are seeing inflation. Rice isn't going to go up in price.

>>27011287
It will happen under Biden's watch kek

>>27011049
Do you recommend buy and ride the wave or wait for housing to go down?

>>27011088
invest in crypto, you mongoloid

>>27006933
This is why leasing is retarded and I hate it. Especially for non-physical things like a netflix subscription or game download. If you can't afford to buy it outright or hold it physically then you aren't really buying or owning it at all.

>>27011749
75% of my check goes into monero

>>27011372
>Only goods with limited supply (guns, ammo, GPUs, game consoles,cryptocurrencies) are seeing inflation.
>not mentioning real estate

>>27004852
>people aren't spending much and saving because of pandemic
>prices go down
>FED prints a gorillion dollars
>prices go up
It all evens out in the end
Also like you said dollars being used worldwide is a huge factor

Because you have been jewed by bitcoin and PM merchants
We are actually in a deflationary environment

>>27011372
>>27010425
These

>>27011889
You are not supposed to have ownership of things in the new paradigm!
"You will own nothing and be happy." remember that anon

>>27009661
China currency is worst currency.

https://fiatmarketcap.com/

>>27011287
Kek, it's not his fault you fucking deranged animal.

>>27011634
That's a hard assessment to make. For one, the government will do everything in their power to make sure housing never crashes, ever. They will pull out all the stops and let untold economic damage happen to literally everything and everyone else, so long as the housing market stays up.

Moreover, the normal everyman cannot actually take advantage of the dip if/when the housing market crashes. We saw this post-2008. The banks that own all the foreclosed homes keep them off the market and just hodl their empty properties until values eventually start going up, for one. But most importantly, it doesn't matter if real estate becomes cheaper IF ALL THE BANKS ARE REFUSING TO GIVE OUT LOANS TO ANYONE ANYWAY. That's what we saw last time.

Therefore, honestly, unless you have enough cash on hand to buy a house outright, it's probably better to just FOMO in now. Prices will continue to escalate along with the hyperinflation, and mortgages have rock bottom interest right now. Plus, if the hyperinflation continues, your 30 year mortgage debt gets inflated away to nothing anyway

>>27012141
>It all evens out in the end
Once the pandemic ends, the economy will crash

>>27010425
name some asset classes where prices are falling please

>>27004852
right, for the time, the money goes into assets instead of into real goods. and foreigners are happy to take on more US-denominated assets because their own have been so fucked up for so long.
after some delay, however, asset markets will crash. people will finally realize that 1) retained earnings is nothing but a promise about future growth prospects and 2) there isn't any coming, the promises are hollow. (after all what do you really think facebook is going to do next? or amazon?) and so tech in particular will crash first, while dividend-payers suffer less, but suffer they will. borrowing will get more expensive; yields will rise.
but this is how it's "deflation" in the first place despite the increase in supply: our technological advancements are keeping things as cheap as possible. yes, part of those advancements means cheap foreign labor, but it's plainly not the only factor. and since there are so many new growth avenues where it's easy to jump from one industry to the next since all you do is sit in front of a computer anyway, it doesn't ruin peoples' careers (pre-covid, of course). so far, the promises rang true, if only just.

>>27011287
The FED is a private company and can do what it wants.

In a nutshell:

Back in the day one man's work day was required in order to produce 30 loaves of bread. Today one man operates a machine that produces 30000 loaves of bread a day. This is why you don't have to carry a cartload of dollars in order to buy a piece of bread, AND THAT'S A GOOD THING!

>>27012284
I always laugh at that reset crap. Criminals figured out a long time ago that they can own anything if they just take it physically and "legal" ownership is mostly irrelevant if you stop giving a fuck about the law.

>>27012493
but that's just it. they don't fall. the fed increases the supply to encourage them to stay the same, or a climb a little here and there, but not broadly. that's how midwits don't know its happening, and can't be convinced, either. that's how it's a tax. that's why the CPI constantly evolves "in response to changing consumer profiles" or whatever nonsense they say now.

>>27011889
My friend swears up and down that it's "more efficient" for him to rent, to get fast food since they specialize in making food and it's a waste of time for him, and so on. He makes more money than my family, but is single, and we seem to have more money than him. He rents and gets $100 spots from time to time, while we own a house nearly outright and support two kids ...

Frugality and doing things yourself is the way. It still is. How TF did the money people convince the western population that not owning anything was better than renting it from them in perpetuity??

>>27012476
Maybe
We'll be getting a huge boost in productivity and spending after that along with the gorillion new dollars, but the FED will definitely raise the interest rate too

>>27012076
I work in housing and holy fucking shit if you are selling and can find a buyer you are making serious money right now. Anyone looking to buy a home, especially young first time home buyers, are getting absolutely screwed over though. Their was a window of like one or two months where prices were still low and because of the incoming crash from the lockdowns you could get a great loan rate but then everyone realized this and housing prices blew up way out of proportion to overcompinsate.

>>27012379
I don't mean the chinese will get reserve status. I mean they have the ability to take it away from the US

>>27012846
yes that's the power of technological advancement, but also lol you idiot people go to a convenience store and use a credit card for a single $3 energy drink. we're way beyond the wheelbarrow days. apply yourself.

>>27009306
its used, just used as bribes, if elon musk for example suddenly spent every dollar he had on buy something physical, lets say gold from everyday americans and then the everyday americans suddnely had all of this money - boom hyper inflation, money is going to the rick and they get richer but they dont spend it, just accumulate

>>27013532
Yeah but like >>27012471 said get screwed now or get screwed harder later. Nothing new for millennials

>tfw Biden will do it and they will still try to blame Trump, call him the next Hoover

Did the 1820s-30s suck too?

>>27004852
Real world economic conditions are applying massive indirect deflationary pressure, just like they did in the great depression. Spamming new money to cover it in paper worked in 2008, so they're doing it again. All they have to do to get away with it is react quickly enough when conditions change again, which of course is easier said than done. However, erring on the side of too much money is safer than erring on the side of too little money.

>>27009306
Remember in 2008 when the banks were all going bankrupt and the system was collapsing because of the absurd debts they racked up with their reckless behavior? Printing money and just letting that money sit there established that there was enough money to back up people's paychecks and bank accounts, so everyone could go back to doing business instead of being unable to pay their bills because the bank didn't have their money.

The current situation is a little different because it's not just the banks this time, and there are a lot of regular people involved now, but basically that money is backing up everyone's debts so they don't get into a domino chain of bankruptcies.

For example, back when the corona started I was renting two spare rooms in my apartment to students. One of them couldn't pay rent during the lockdown so I loaned him a shitload of money and told him to pay it back when the government delivered stimulus. >>27012493 The asset class of him paying his bills was in danger.

>>27013549
they will likely be able to force the world into bretton-woods III, and a novel and wild currency crisis for the US will have to occur. it was in fact already announced in response to covid, but i feel that was an empty declaration, and just wishful thinking on behalf of the IMF. the "BWIII with chinese characteristics" will not be what they want or what the US wants but we will all have to reckon with their bargaining power. i don't think a hot war will result. a proxy war might. it is already shaping up over taiwan.

>>27013266
It has to do with people's time horizons. It's likke that old psych test where they'd give kids a choice between 1 candy immediately or 2 candies if they wait a little bit of time. The low-IQ nigger kids would take the immediate candy instead. Just like how it's up-front "cheaper" to pay rent or get fast food when you don't do the extended cost-benefit analysis compared to home ownership and cooking your own food.

>>27009306
To make sure there's a pile of money lying around in case a bank is at risk of going under, basically. In 2008 a few banks being threatened sent serious ripples through the system, but that all died down when they went full QE. Ever since then central banks have kind of learnt the wrong lesson that any issues can be solved by proonting. But we're now at the point where the central bank is pretty much printing money into the backup pile without anyone using it for anything, while there's kind of already too much money going around the stock markets and such. As long as that money stays in the stock market etc though, nothing changes inflation-wise. There's a few places like Silicon Valley which are directly fed this kind of stock market money however, and you're already seeing what's effectively massive inflation there.

>>27012076
Real estate is confounded with population increases and a LOT of local conditions (zoning) that make inflation not the primary factor in price increases. Yes, during hyperinflation real estate would show massive price increases, but we haven't seen that yet.

>>27012493
Not him but electronics are an obvious one. In the last two decades TVs and music players and computers have all massively dropped in price while massively improving in performance. If there wasn't a significant amount of coordination between the big electronics firms (and borderline oligopolies) they would have ran the entire industry into the ground by producing way too many products. That's the entire reason we have planned obsolescence, by the way, and why electronics from the 1940s still work today and everything from the late 1950s onward breaks after a few years forcing you to buy a new one.

>>27014141
Adding to this, it's also one of the reasons why corporate america loves feminism and nonwhite immigratigon. Nonwhites and women are the perfect platonic form of consoomers who will rack up debt to buy a bunch of shit they don't need. Straight white males are too savvy with their money, and ZOG doesn't like that.

>>27014009
Pick yourself up from your bootstraps, bucko.

>>27013266
>tfw you don't get paid enough for a mortgage and are forced to spend more on rent monthly

>>27014410
the fed already broke its QE promises and it even broke its charter. they said they could drain the money back out -- they can't. the game is already on. if you try to win outright, though, they'll hit you with a year of mass inflation. that is why gold is a sure bet now, and why foreign asset markets look better than ever. EMs are going to kill it. as plebs we're trapped between a multi-decade 3% inflationary trickle and a 2-3 year 10% tsunami.

>>27013266
Fast food is a trap regardless of if your trying to be cheap or not. Learning to cook for yourself is one of the greatest skills you can learn and eating decent regular meals not swimming in salt and grease has a huge effect on your mood.

>>27012476
>thinking the ride will ever end

>>27013266
>How TF did the money people convince the western population that not owning anything was better than renting it from them in perpetuity??
Read Bernays and John Taylor Gatto. It's been a massive project for over a century to brainwash the population like this.

>>27006933
fucking based, makes sense and we have seen this take place already in a very short amount of time.

Kek, they still try to show this trash on topic

I am not an idiot to participate in it
>wanna make profit? participate in stakenet and forget about cheap dump shittokens
Buy XSN! Listed on Bitfinex. Layer2 DEX!

Money isn't real. The value of money is manipulated. We're experiencing the financialization of the economy, which means that the financial economy no longer corresponds with the material economy since the advent of neoliberalism in the public since the 70's. The money of billionaires does not translate to material goods-- it's just power.

Capitalism doesn't work. But boot-lickers trying to fight for the crumbs will throw minority groups (like Jews and immigrants) under the bus to misdirect the blame away from the oligarchical class.

>>27004852
The money isn't real so printing more doesn't matter to the average person.

>>27009411
No he cant because it only works because everyone wants it to work. Money is literally powered with pixie dust and dreams

We are experiencing fiat debasement but not inflation yet. All of the money being added to the economy is going right into the hands of billionaires. If they sold right now then we would be in some serious fucking trouble.

money aint real

that's the game

>>27014605
Thats because men and especially white men are used to paying for everything and had to learn at least somewhat how to budget.

>>27014116
>there was enough money to back up people's paychecks and bank accounts, so everyone could go back to doing business instead of being unable to pay their bills because the bank didn't have their money.
Yeah and then we had a period of high unemployment and low/no growth while all these fucking banks deleveraged, whereas if we had let them fail and then just offered business loans we would have had people hired to fill the gaps that were actually needed in the market and we could have seen decent growth and employment during that period. But no, we had to save the political donors at the expense of everyone else during that time and fucked over an entire generation right at the starting gate.

>>27013266
Renting is an actual scam. The only time you should rent is when you're in college or you get a fucking divorce or something. Renting is throwing money into an incinerator. It's a shame people don't seem to realize this. Buying a house is an infinitely better investment, and the only way you can get fucked on it is if some BLM orcs burn down the neighborhood or it becomes full of Section 8 junkies. Since that rarely happens, houses are always a good investment.

>>27011088
holy fuck did they really remove real estate from the equation? This would meme hard if people woke up to that

the usd is the standard thst all other currencies use to value their money, since we dobt use the gold standard anymore no matter how much money the us prints it will not go into hyperinflation. Learn about macro and micro economics

>>27012583
freshly printed money does create bid but it does not "go" to assets or get absorbed like some black hole, each buy the seller receives the equal cash

>>27013266
>How TF did the money people convince the western population that not owning anything was better
You have to worry about your kids' future, and the single guy doesn't have to. The money people just had to convince people to be working singles instead of housewives and fathers. They keep pushing feminism, homosexuality, transsexuality etc.

>>27004852
Look at how much fucking money redditors could pour into GME lol

>>27004852
it's easy, everything that was printed was buried in zombie companies to keep them afloat, the "real economy" doesn't even smell the new dollars. This is how "the land of the free" works:
>fed prints dollars by changing a number in a computer
>loans new dollars to banks, for interest
>banks loan new dollars to clients, among which there is the US Treasury, for interest
>americans are taxed to hell and back to pay for the interest in new dollars
>meanwhile they get $600 to shut up and dance
tbqh the only thing between this system and massive lynching of jews is the stupidity of the average amerimutt

>>27006933
this jewry has made me hate pc gaming now.

Im going to the new consoles for physical disc ownership now alongside being pissed of with the 10 or so different pc game launchers. I dont even want the extra horsepower or the customisable games anymore

>>27015669
Renting is a scam but it's necessary for low IQ people who can't (literally cannot) save money to buy a house outright, who can't be trusted to pay back debts, but who can be trusted to hold down a shitty job and make a payment regularly if the threat of homelessness is held over their head. They're cattle but we stopped all the eugenics programs a century ago so now we're stuck with them until direct gene editing is figured out.

>>27005282
>As long as that money doesn't reach the average Joe there will be no crazy inflation.
It is literally happening right now. Average Joes are 10x'ing there money on GME, AMC, DOGE etc

>>27016274
Just pirate dude. You've never owned your games anyway, just a license to play them.

>>27016274
The current gen consoles will very likely be the last ones where physical media is being offered.

>>27005282
This is the correct answer. The hyper inflation has occured on assets that the wealthy purchase. Stocks and real estate etc. This is also the reason general goods inflate when minimum wage hikes are enacted. A single wealthy person is quickly capped at the number of cheese burgers or loaves of bread they will buy but obviously not when it comes to appreciating assets with cashflow.

>>27016274
Imagine being a buyfag

>>27015203
>Capitalism doesn't work
and yet literally everything you've mentioned is still preferable to starving to death

>>27016568
Smart joes do that. Average joes will be holding the bags

>>27016274
You do realise consoles have the exact same subscription policies
Like having to pay for the right to connect to your own internet

>>27004852
>how the US isn't struggling with hyperinflation?
Because fuck you, that's why.

>>27015203
>Capitalism doesn't work
It worked perfectly before kikes undermined your labor market with importing cheap shitskin labor.
Diversity is indeed (((their))) strength, as it destroys the nation and middle class that can challenge the elites.

>>27016274
>Im going to the new consoles for physical disc
Imagine buying a console and not being able to pirate games for free. Sure I actually bought GTA V and RDR2 for pc, but that's it, the rest are pirated.

>>27017169
there is nothing smart about buying any of those I mentioned. It is the dumbest of normies doing it. Pornstars, niggers, rappers, etc.

>>27006117
Somebody in this Mongolian forum still has brains

>>27016104
dangerously based

>>27015203
But capitalism did work since we're still here shitposting on the internet instead of dying in WWIII or starving like the Russians and Chinese did in their revolutions.

>>27016844
This is also why everyone with even just half a brain are screaming at biden and the college kids to not raise the minimum wage. Inflation is going to go nuts and you're going to see a huge spike in unemployment as the smaller businesses can't afford it while the bigger corporations who can will instead just reduce hours and automate everything so they don't have to.

>>27006460

Yup. I told my wife the same thing. Its gonna be put in the real economy and hear we go

>>27013532
Lower rates than ever before in US history that get fixed for up to 30 years means even seemingly exorbitant prices amount to mortgages that cost less by the time they're done than much lower prices would in the past with much higher rates.
Would post the real mortgage price index chart but jannies are blocking my IP range for image posting.

>>27004852
Because the economy is fake retard have you been asleep for the past week

>>27015023
dumbing us down and propaganda? if other books, plz recommend.

>>27018322
I'll take a higher cost and the 30 year snooze boom the boomers got than the uncertainty we are facing

>>27016274
If you're paying the jews for PC gaming you're doing it wrong. Today's PC gaming is all about free games, indie games, retro games, modding, and sales so cheap they're almost free. Most AAA games are only good for benchmarking.

>>27018251
>smaller businesses can't afford it while the bigger corporations who can will instead just reduce hours and automate everything

This isn't a mistake. This is exactly what democrats want. Every single dem policy is designed to solidify power to those who already have it, and then dole out the goods to the peons. They see the current economic terrain as the end of history, so you may as well just let Microsoft and all the others fly really high and let them give you stuff.

>The free market doesn't exist
>Democracy doesn't work
>Money is literally fucking fake and printed out of thin air
>The media and goverment agencies control, censor,distort or straight up invent every single piece of information on social media
>Financial "rules" only apply to normal people
>Goverments only bail out the mega rich never the poor or middle class
>Those that try to do something against the (((powers that be))) always end up dead, missing or completely discredited
>mfw these redpills are finally hitting the masses

>>27004852
velocity

>>27011287
I really fucking hate you. Go back. The establishment is the issue. No political side will save you. Fucking sneed.

>>27020419
Those are blackpills buddy

>>27020419
>mfw these redpills are finally hitting the masses
lol, you underestimate how dense some people are.

>>27019211
Just like paying for porn and only fans

So what is some advice for a 26 y/o here? I have 100k in cash and I don't like that it could go up in smoke once the Democrats in charge print money to spend tens of trillions of dollars they don't have.
I know the housing market is crazy high right now, but is it the only way to keep some of the value I have stocked?

It's coming, steadily. Another year of bloated housing and stock market increases while the underlying economy suffers along

>>27004852
Because (((they))) have a time delay for inflation in these situations. If the inflation hit you all at once there would be riots in the street due to countless people losing their jobs and homes. Instead this inflation will be dragged out over the next 5-10 years. By the time we're hit with the full brunt of it, everyone will be resigned to the fate and will roll over and die. Complacency for these types of situations if CRUCIAL for these types of situations, and the elite know that. That's why you aren't feeling the full effect quite yet.

>>27020675
no friend, blackpills are all related to IQ, race, religion and occultism, information that the average person is not quite ready to swallow

>>27021936
>occultism isn't a redpill
NGMI

>>27008477
I guess it goes into big banks and rich people's pockets, so it goes into what reach people do with their money: invest it. So there is inflation in stocks, real estate etc.

>>27004852
>How do they get away with it?
Because americans are crazy and they have nuclear weapons.

>>27004852
>Can someone explain how the US isn't struggling with hyperinflation?

Because all the money is counterfeited and loaned with interest. There's more debt than money. The debt is always gobbling up the money. I can't really paint a picture for you. Best for you to think of yourself on a desert island and you counterfeit all the money people use and loan it to them with interest. What happens to the loans when the interest they have to pay you wasn't created? They take it from the other loans. You get defaults and you have to counterfeit and loan more. This is what the chart shows. When they counterfeit more it goes to their friends. In other words, the things the oligarchy owns get deflated in price. Stocks and any asset of value.

>>27018251
womp womp
nobody cares

>>27022759
>>27021936
Yo, don't listen to these guys, occultism is a ticket into hell. Just for the sake of your future. Don't.

>>27024133
>not being buddies with all the kings of hell
ngmi

>>27022759
>Thinking you can just show up and cast a fireball and materialize wherever via your merkabah
>"Solomon summoned demons,I totally can too"
>No clue causality has consequences both forward and backwards through perceivable time

>>27018251

america

>not even once

>>27004852
>Can someone explain how the US isn't struggling with hyperinflation?
Try to buy a house, or stocks, and compare the cost of these assets with the average salary
CPI is a rigged index
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>>27024133
>>27024889
>Not carrying the 5th wound, or the blazing star of gnosis and following the teacher of the Master himself.

>>27011287
This happened under Biden, your president, not mine.