FUCK INFLATION IS COMING

[Anonymous No.19072934]

You guys ready for the hyperinflation??

[Anonymous No.19074081]

>>19072934
yeah

[Anonymous No.19074097]

>>19072934
yup

[Anonymous No.19074134]

>>19072934
finally i hope your minimum wage keeps up with it

[Anonymous No.19074154]

>>19072934
sip

[Anonymous No.19074159]

>>19072934
>everything else down in price
deflation is here excluding food

[Anonymous No.19074162]

Yes

[Anonymous No.19074219]

>>19072934
>he doesn't know about the coming deflation
food price spike is temporary, we're about to see massive deflation

[Anonymous No.19074250]

>>19074219
there are a few possibilities. Inflation looks likely, there are a lot of factors, deflation is coming for obvious reasons, and the value of the dollar is going to go sideways because of global economic conditions.

[Anonymous No.19074270]

>>19074162
why would you put your money in a 401k when you could just put it in an ETF?

[Anonymous No.19074326]

>>19074250
Does that mean my silver and linkies won't moon?

[Anonymous No.19074392]

>>19074270
tax breaks

[Anonymous No.19074431]

People underestimate the value of the greenback. America duped the world to make the USD replace the gold standard. In other words, USD is literally what all prices on anything is measured against, worldwide. Hyperinflation/deflation is impossible.

[Anonymous No.19074595]

>>19074431
Its a good point but because something hasn’t happened yet doesn’t mean its impossible.

t. 70% in USD

[Anonymous No.19074635]

>>19074431
>Hyperinflation/deflation is impossible.
>brainlet.jpg

[Anonymous No.19074646]

>>19074270
Tax benefits and employer matching funds. A Roth makes even more sense, since taxes are untenably low.

[Anonymous No.19074690]

So sounds like /biz/ predicts both inflation and deflation. Cool, means 0 change

[Anonymous No.19074710]

>>19072934
Of course. Get rid of cash, shove all you can into assets. And debt is irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.19074716]

>>19072934
there will be probably be no hyperinflation, bonds yield are low, meaning people are more worried about delfation

[Anonymous No.19074729]

>>19074431
If everyone is convinced USD is gold, we will see deflation

[Anonymous No.19074752]

>>19074431
That's the reason Russia crashed oil and forced Saudis to switch sides.
The biggest underlying asset of USD is gone. Petrodollar is no more. And everyone is dumping USD from their reserves and stacking gold.

America will be dead in 2 years. As in break apart and stop existing in it's current form.

[Anonymous No.19074769]

>>19074690
No, means deflation until consumer spending picks up, then inflation.

>>19074431
Absolutely retarded. Other countries will just have even more extreme swings. And if you need to rely on pointing guns to make your shitty economic system work, it's a shitty economic system that'll have a bunch of problems like this. You gonna fix prices on your internal consumer goods as well burger?

[Anonymous No.19074779]

>>19074690
Why would anyone suggest deflation? Theyre literally using fractional banking and repos to create money out of thin air.

[Anonymous No.19074790]

>>19074159
>>19074219

>Money printer go brrrr
>Deflation is coming

How? Asking unironically.

[Anonymous No.19074810]

>>19074154
based schiff

Sitting on 50k of physical metals and another 50k in mining stocks (among other investments) Feels very comfy.

[Anonymous No.19074812]

>>19074752
Lol k

[Anonymous No.19074821]

>>19074250
Look at M2 velocity, lol. It’s deflation time.

[Anonymous No.19074841]

So buy crypto and stocks, yes? Anything else?

[Anonymous No.19074865]

>>19072934
>/biz/ believes deflation is coming
K,got it. Hyperinflation for sure.

[Anonymous No.19074869]

It was nice knowing you goys :'(

[Anonymous No.19074894]

>>19074790
Because there a lot more "dollars" then actual dollars, read this https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/down-rabbit-hole-eurodollar-market-matrix-behind-it-all
I dont know if this the best article on this subject but its pretty decent

[Anonymous No.19074930]

>>19074752
>Russia crashed oil
Only true thing in your post.

[Anonymous No.19074935]

>>19072934
Hyperinflation will come but not yet. Here is the six stages of how this whole thing will play out.

stage one: exogenous event and liquidity crisis
>some crazy shit (chinkyflu) happens
>everything gets margin called and sells down, gold, equities, btc, all of it
>dollar goes up because everyone is fleeing for cash
stage two: dead cat bounce (YOU ARE HERE)
>entire generation of traders have been trained to buy the dip
>lol stonks only go up
>idiots buy the dip
>govt intervention (stimmy checks and SBA loans, Fed put ZIRP and bond buys)
>equities go back up, gold goes back up, dollar goes down but still higher than where it was before because foreign demand for USD keeps it high and most traders are still shook
stage three: market realization
>people realize "hey actually now that I think about it, DO stonks go up when 30 million people are unemployed?"
>second big crash and margin call
>stonks go down like crazy, gold kind of dips, another flee to dollar with dollar going up
>international trade has driven to a halt and everyone has to service dollar denominated debt/needs dollars for whatever intl trade is still left so dollar in even higher demand then before
stage four: second govt intervention
>govt sees that the value of their dollar has basically held in spite of massive printing
>well clearly this means we can print infinite dollars without consequence
>stimmy checks become permanent, absolute blow out of budget
>all treasuries monetized by Fed
>also probably more swap lines for Emerging Markets if they need it
>because everyone else in the world still needs $$$ to service debts and intl trade (whats left of it) this only slowly starts to bring the dollar down which is what the Fed wanted anyways
>market kind of recovers, but barely, gold and BTC begin really taking off

[Anonymous No.19074951]

>>19072934
Stagflation not inflation

[Anonymous No.19074969]

>>19074790
>nobody, business or consumer, is spending money apart from necessities
this is how it begins

[Anonymous No.19074974]

>>19074935
agree mostly but gold wont dip again

[Anonymous No.19074979]

>>19072934
yeah

[Anonymous No.19074983]

>>19074779
Which is contained within a closed financial loop..meaning deflation/stagflation

[Anonymous No.19074987]

>>19074935
This is all correct, except the step between stage 2 and stage 4 could happen in a week or less.

[Anonymous No.19075004]

>>19074935
stage five: second market realization
>market looks around sees 30m+ people unemployed, many of whom don't even want to go back to work because they make more with no job
>sees that the dollar is starting to dip and printing isn't stopping
>sees the law of diminishing marginal utility beginning to clearly play out from fed intervention into the markets
>literally everyone who has ever picked up a history book in their life sees where this is going
>dollar begins to go down faster (Though not a colossal drop yet due to foreign demand), equities kind of crab along, gold and BTC are in full moon mission
stage six: option A (foreign sell off)
>the NIIP of the US is negative and foreigners begin to say "fuck this I want out of the US completely"
>sell their US assets to get dollars and pay off all their debt in one go
>US equities finally crash, dollar is crashed, gold and BTC are both valued in the hundreds of thousands
stage six: option B (plaza 2.0)
>Plaza accord 2.0, USD gets devalued against gold
>this will be followed by plaza 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 because the govt WILL NOT stop printing to provide gibs
>Eventual de-dollarization of intl commerce
stage six: option C
>somehow the intl community sticks to the dollar
>but everyone in the US is now purely using non-dollar currency
>US becomes the new Venezuela where local currency is worthless in local economy
>BUT because the USD is still used for literally everything everywhere else, it still retains value in foreign exchange

TL;DR buy UUP, SQQQ, VIX and wait until they're all spiking at the same time. Then sell everything and long metals and crypto.

[Anonymous No.19075013]

>>19074935
This... Absolutely this

[Anonymous No.19075024]

I was at the market today

fucking 4 dollars for eggs?
the fuck is this shit

[Anonymous No.19075032]

>>19074935
This is what Im expecting as well, dont really know how crypto is going to react, Im guessing a dump at first but people might believe that btc is a store of value

[Anonymous No.19075035]

>>19074810
I dont want to be an asshole but can you guys leave this board. I get it its corona times, normies are on their lil stay at home holiday and discovered the internet. But just go back to plebbit

[Anonymous No.19075045]

>>19074935
>>19075004
>correct in theory
>completely off in outcome
similar things to what you have said have been preached since 2008 (and even before that)

[Anonymous No.19075055]

>>19075024
what's your normal price?

[Anonymous No.19075060]

>>19072934
€20k savings in gold reporting in

[Anonymous No.19075075]

>>19075055
~$3 here in the bay area

[Anonymous No.19075076]

>>19072934
>fuck inflation
Man, pussy has been overpriced for ages already, especially wh*te girl pussy.

[Anonymous No.19075080]

>>19075060
>€20k savings in gold reporting in
wat?

[Anonymous No.19075083]

[Anonymous No.19075085]

>>19074159
theyll just monetize more debt and toss enough out in 1200 checks to stop mcdonalds from getting looted and global funding markets will thank them for it. they have it bad but on the upside at least they're not any of the other central banks/governments

[Anonymous No.19075087]

>>19074431
>the USD replace the gold standard
Why did they think this was a good idea at the time?

[Anonymous No.19075086]

>>19075055
like 1 dollar

[Anonymous No.19075099]

>>19075035
How about you go fuck yourself

[Anonymous No.19075100]

>>19074935
Great post anon!

[Anonymous No.19075106]

>>19075087
>Why did they think this was a good idea at the time?
because despite the memes the gold standard sucked big time.

[Anonymous No.19075109]

should I stock up on food

[Anonymous No.19075113]

>>19075004
>UUP
holy shit I didnt know this existed, how does it work?

[Anonymous No.19075121]

>>19075024
temporary and is completely external to the fed.
deflation is unironically coming

[Anonymous No.19075126]

>>19075045
In 2008 unemployment peaked at 7.2%. Do me a solid and tell me what it's at right now? Then tell me, going into an election year which politicians are going to vote against continuing to send these people checks?

[Anonymous No.19075133]

>>19074821
the monetary dynamics might say deflation but the supply chain and production side of things says cost push inflation/supply shock. stagflation is a possibility if they go too overboard with the handouts

[Anonymous No.19075141]

>>19074935
>>19075004
I, too, have watched Mike Maloney's Hidden Secrets of Money

[Anonymous No.19075147]

>>19075109
We are overbuying and keeping meats in the freezer. Just do it. You'll eat it no matter what.

[Anonymous No.19075151]

>>19074935
based. would make 1 addition

>gold/btc dumps for equities and alts and spx goes bull for another decade until the next crash

If crypto becomes useful this time around outside of cyclical trades, crypto might maintain a higher marketcap

[Anonymous No.19075152]

>>19075004
>US becomes the new Venezuela where local currency is worthless
you damn well know they would just issue a new dollar with trumps face on every note and start all over again.

[Anonymous No.19075166]

>>19075133
stagflation may be a possibility, more likely deflation
disruption on supply chain and production side of things isn't long-lasting

[Anonymous No.19075173]

>>19074821

[Anonymous No.19075186]

>>19074935
extremely based post

[Anonymous No.19075202]

>>19075045
This time it really is different

[Anonymous No.19075218]

>>19075035
Are you just crusty this guy has a decent amount of investments and you have a toaster oven in moms basement?>>19074810

[Anonymous No.19075219]

>>19072934
All in bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.19075226]

>>19075099
He already fucked your mom

[Anonymous No.19075228]

>>19075141
Mike deserves more credit then he gets and I think he'll ultimately be right, but I also think he's on the wrong side of the short term inflation vs deflation debate and Harry Dent is right that short term we will see deflation (including a very quick bout of gold deflation).
That being said if you're stacking physical, probably buy now because if recent history serves there won't be any gold to buy when the price dips.

[Anonymous No.19075233]

>>19074810
incredibly based, ignore haters. they aren't gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.19075251]

>>19074935
Only time will tell

[Anonymous No.19075270]

>>19075251
Nigger if you're going to screenshot my post get the part two >>19075004

[Anonymous No.19075296]

>>19074983
Is it really closed though? Just because the fresh money doesn't hit the consumer markets directly doesn't mean its effects are contained.

[Anonymous No.19075302]

>>19075126
>In 2008 unemployment peaked at 7.2%. Do me a solid and tell me what it's at right now?
In 2008 half of the worlds populace wasn't locked up inside their homes so there is no comparison or similarity there.
>Then tell me, going into an election year which politicians are going to vote against continuing to send these people checks?
honest answer: stupid people. meaning most everybody votes against many of their own interests
>>19075202
>This time it really is different
But who and what dictates that the outcome this time will be catastrophic beyond belief?
Noticed how humanity survived the last ELE for example? (Fukushima)

[Anonymous No.19075312]

>>19075228
I'm really too young and too much of an amateur to have a relevant opinion on the deflation vs inflation debate. What I know is that I've seen the money scholars catching falling knives already twice in my lifetime, and my gut tells me that uncertain times can have unexpected results. So, obviously, I put nearly all my savings on gold, leaving out 5k for a pinch of silver and a dash of BTC just in case it ever moons again

[Anonymous No.19075340]

>>19074969
yeah, but why should prices fall if the measurement stick (total available currency/debt/dollars whatever) is ever increasing?

[Anonymous No.19075350]

>>19075302
>In 2008 half of the worlds populace wasn't locked up inside their homes so there is no comparison or similarity there.
Exactly, it's way worse this time. And it's quantitatively worse enough that the results will be qualitatively different.
>honest answer: stupid people. meaning most everybody votes against many of their own interests
Let me tell you who doesn't vote against free money: hungry people. If you have ever met a person that is hungry, and I mean really hungry, they will straight up kill someone for a sandwich. They're not going to hesitate to vote for someone, especially when they have already gotten that initial taste of the sweet govt gibsbucks.
>>19075312
You'll be fine but just be prepared to GODL through some rough dips in the next 12 months.

[Anonymous No.19075354]

>>19075340
>This guy knows
So what is going to happen anon?

[Anonymous No.19075356]

>>19075106
>
The only reason the gold standard sucked was because it didn't allow the government to debase the currency thus growing in size without taxing people directly which would have been unpopular.

[Anonymous No.19075358]

>>19075106
It sucked for governments and bankers, sound money was good for savers.

The monetary crises were typically caused by government/central bank policy like fixed exchange rates

[Anonymous No.19075367]

>>19075106
Why? Having something inherently scarce as a reference sounds quite fool proof.

[Anonymous No.19075379]

>>19075035
I don't want to be an asshole but can you not act like a massive faggot. I get it its corona times, normies are on their lil stay at home holiday and discovered the internet. But just go kys yourself.

[Anonymous No.19075440]

>>19075166
>disruption on supply chain and production side of things isn't long-lasting
Why can't I buy toilet paper?

[Anonymous No.19075441]

>>19075354
you want my honest expectation?
ABSOLUTELY FUCKING NOTHING
the (((System))) will trot along just fine and continue what it is meant to do:
>leaving the plebs in a perpetual cycle of debt slavery
>enriching the rich
The average person has been priced out of everything last year, the year before, this year, and the next year and for the years to come.
Ownership is about to be abolished, everything will become a lease and at the end of the contract whatever it was you have leased will be taken away (and replaced)
^UBI will make sure of that
Just remember how often over the last 15 years the housing market was supposed to "crash" once again.
Yeah...

[Anonymous No.19075446]

to goldfags in this thread, not that I think you're wrong, but something I've been thinking about lately:
asteroids have quadrillions of dollars of gold on them, would this hurt gold prices when we're able to mine them? on one side I see the argument that mining asteroid isn't economical, but curious

[Anonymous No.19075455]

>>19075228
I had trouble getting silver. Did get it, but it took 6 weeks. Care to explain why the SQQQ didnt pump with recent market crash?

[Anonymous No.19075459]

>>19074790
Lack of demand, no conooming = falling prices.

All that money being "printed" is the Fed buying bonds and other fixed income to give banks cash to make loans. It's not like they are giving Fortune 500s and the banks money to spend on new shit. They are rolling their garbage bonds for them is all.

When the Fed buys $500 billion in corporate bonds it's getting dollar denominated bonds with fixed coupons. Yes, new debt is getting created, but those corporations are still doing layoffs and slowing production. They are mostly borrowing to cover principal on older bonds.

The pump is inflating some assets (see the NASDAQ being up on the year at 25% employment) but that's because richfags hold all the wealth and have nowhere else good to store their money and are trying to ride this thing up.

Plus, the Treasury is going to issue $5 trillion to cover this year's mega deficit, so all that money is getting sucked right back out soon.

[Anonymous No.19075485]

>>19075340
regardless of how much is printed if nobody is spending prices drop by companies hoping to get some sales. people see prices dropping and hold off on big purchases (cars, homes) thus beginning the cycle of deflation

[Anonymous No.19075495]

>>19075455
Nigger what it went from like $15 to $32

[Anonymous No.19075500]

>>19075356
>>19075367
>>19075379
lol you need to do your homework and look this shit up. the gold standard sucked for everyone and was abandoned long before it was officially abandoned (that was just an admission of guilt)

[Anonymous No.19075504]

>>19072934
We're in a deflationary period

[Anonymous No.19075506]

>>19075446
It will likely never be economical so the argument is irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.19075520]

>>19075446
not happening in this lifetime unless one happens to crash into earth. no fucking way america is going to allow that level of overflow come to pass. think about it like this, the diamond trade itself is massively overcharged and on top of that we can synthesize pure rocks in a lab for cheaper, so why doesnt this topple the business? because the powers that be do not want it. they have the money, the resources, the people.

[Anonymous No.19075536]

>>19075485
again, theory vs. outcome
with the money printers at full BRRRRRRR companies theoretically could just take on more debt to pay peoples salaries.
in this environment, sooner or later, it will become obvious that companies do not need sales anymore to exist
just look at the much REEEEE'd against Tesla.
>theoretically bankrupt from the start
>Tesla'ing away just nicely in outcome

We're in fantasy land, Anon.
Everything is fucking possible!

[Anonymous No.19075550]

>>19075500
Oh you watched one youtube video about the gold standard and now you're fucking enlightened? You don't know a fucking thing. Go buy some more dogecoins you penniless shitstain weeb

[Anonymous No.19075557]

>>19074935
People have been predicting "muh hyperinflation" constantly since 2008. Inflation has been consistently low instead.

Supply chain shock is more likely than monetary policy, and inflation might be high but it's not going to be hyperinflation.

Babies first history is German hyperinflation and now every person with an internet connection thinks they're a genius predicting something that has never come close to happening in a developed country in a century.

[Anonymous No.19075575]

>>19074987
Eh, stage 4 requires congress passing permanent gibs in legislation. That could take a while, especially if they have the mainstream meteor talk it up a bunch first.

[Anonymous No.19075593]

>>19074154
>buy gold
>money inflates
>gold goes up a bit
Can still only afford the same amount of things. Great investment.

[Anonymous No.19075600]

>>19075550
>greatly constrained... no stunted the growth of the economy
>was unstable with constant frequent booms and busts
>nobody was willing to lend in busts when people needed loans the most
it was shit in every fucking aspect.

[Anonymous No.19075606]

>>19075446
>be you
>Elon Musk of mining asteroids
>invest billions of dollars in spaceships, mining equipment, AI and logistics to carry the gold back to earth
>finally succeed
>commence asteroid mining
>now have a quadrillion tons of gold
>market is suddenly oversupplied as it never was before
>gold is now worthless
>shiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeet.jpg

[Anonymous No.19075610]

>>19075593
DELETE THIS

[Anonymous No.19075616]

>>19075270
>Posts retarded cookie cutter "ahhh mega inflation is right on the horizon this time," narrative that shows an ignorance of even macro 101 level knowledge.
>Uses casual racial slurs reserved for use by the plebian classes.
Like pottery.

[Anonymous No.19075632]

America is and always will be the most powerful state on earth.

[Anonymous No.19075639]

>>19075593
also you might want to add
>pays 40% premium

[Anonymous No.19075656]

>>19075495
Im from EU. Bought it from a mints dealer that has good delivery. Bought right at the dip in march. Didnt buy coins, bought bars. Care to explain how does a SQQQ work? Why didnt it pump when nasdaq fell?

[Anonymous No.19075675]

>>19075632
>they said the same about rome

[Anonymous No.19075696]

>>19075632
if you wanna know the future of America, look at the history of Brazil.

[Anonymous No.19075704]

>>19075656
No not your silver SQQQ went from $15 to $32.
SQQQ is a short on the S&P, not the Nasdaq.

[Anonymous No.19075715]

>>19075557
Inflation was low. US prices of education, healthcare, homes went up. Devaluation of peoples time went also up. You might not see it in the yearly inflation number but its there. Hiding just like the nigger who fucked your wife and hid under the bed. Its gonna have to come out eventually, ya' know what i mean?

[Anonymous No.19075729]

>>19075446
rock and stone!

[Anonymous No.19075742]

>>19075704
Oh fuck. My bad, didn't zoom out. This seems like a really good potential buy if you want to short nasdaq...

[Anonymous No.19075757]

>>19075656
>Care to explain how does a SQQQ work? Why didnt it pump when nasdaq fell?
Just goes to show you how ETFs will jew you out of your theoretical gains IF (big IF) the shit might actually one day hit the rotary oscialltor.

[Anonymous No.19075763]

>>19075606
Thats not going to happen any time soon if ever.

>>19075557
Home prices quintupled in my area since 2011. Stop lying that inflation is low

[Anonymous No.19075770]

>>19074935
so the market is gonna crash just because investors realize that 30M disposable employees are no longer employed? lol

[Anonymous No.19075789]

>>19075600
Not true. We saw the greatest economic growth during the so called gilded age when we had a gold standard

[Anonymous No.19075791]

>>19075763
that was really my point m8

[Anonymous No.19075800]

>>19075675
i don't see any barbarians crashing at our gates. europe invited them in, but we didn't.

[Anonymous No.19075807]

>>19075770
>30m homeless people if not for the ban on foreclosure/eviction
yeah anon. It is a real problem.

[Anonymous No.19075816]

>>19075675
>>19075696
Cope geography/demographylets

[Anonymous No.19075832]

>>19075704
>SQQQ is a short on the S&P, not the Nasdaq.
Dude, just stop.
Picrealted
Don't listen to this guy, >>19075742

[Anonymous No.19075835]

>>19074974
Lmao you and every other youtuber say this...that’s how I know it’s going to not dip but crash

[Anonymous No.19075847]

>>19075350
BASED posts anon.. so should i exit my crypto positions, and hold until the major dip happens?

[Anonymous No.19075848]

>>19075770
>dude disposable employees lmao
Even if it was true that companies could shed 30m with no issue, that's still 30 million people not spending money

[Anonymous No.19075851]

>>19075816
Name me one nation in history that has thrived, economically or otherwise, with uncontrolled niggers. I'll wait.

[Anonymous No.19075864]

>>19075816
>t. faggot who's never studied history
if you think any nation stays on top forever you're mistaken
we'll be strong for a while, sure, but economically speaking as soon as we lose reserve currency status we're fucked (look at what happened to UK) and that's coming sooner rather than later

[Anonymous No.19075869]

>>19075757
It actually went up a bit. But not as much. As he said: >>19075704
Also there might be jews that are trying to accumulate it. How can it be at its all time low. Put options before the crash in march were a lot cheaper than they are now (as i last checked). So people are realizing that the music might stop, but this ETF hit its lowest point. Weird. Guess no one wants it at the moment, or its not as popular as shorts, and puts are. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.19075875]

>>19075851
Wakanda

[Anonymous No.19075895]

>>19075851
America has succeeded with uncontrolled niggers since 1865

>>19075864
America has the strongest military, the best farm land, the best geographic position, the best age demographics (in the western world).

America is one of the least integrated economies on the planet. America is self-sufficient. Your the one who hasn't studied history.

[Anonymous No.19075898]

>>19075864
China is coming with the
(((BTC backed YUAN)))

[Anonymous No.19075915]

>>19075869
>Thoughts?
I honestly don't know.

[Anonymous No.19075932]

Do you all really think that China, who has only thrived economically because of the international trade security that the USA provides, who has completely destroyed their demographics with the one child policy, who in the event of a US retreat from the thankless task of patrolling all the worlds oceans will be able to import enough food to feed themselves?

China is overhyped. Japan is the real king of east asia.

[Anonymous No.19075959]

>>19075895
America's niggers have been under control from 1865 until 1965. It's been going downhill ever since then, slowly at first, and full speed now, and you know it.

[Anonymous No.19075971]

>>19075915
SQQQ seems like a good buy desu. Would only throw in a 1-2 hundred bucks anyway. Would probably get fucked if we went straight to inflation, and "numbers go up".

[Anonymous No.19075979]

>>19075932
>will be able to import enough food to feed themselves?
Like the Chinese elite cares.
Also the Chinese have a big enough BRRRRR machine already. One shouldn't underestimate that.

[Anonymous No.19076006]

>>19075932
>Japan
Hurrrr

[Anonymous No.19076018]

>>19075864
>if you think any nation stays on top forever you're mistaken

[Anonymous No.19076027]

>>19075004
>>19074935
>Reddit: The Prediction

this is like every simpleton's analysis of what's going to happen. That's why it's not going to happen.

[Anonymous No.19076056]

>>19075971
I actually meant SPXU but just get short US equity indexes.

[Anonymous No.19076084]

>>19076056
What kind of returns do you think these ETFs might provide, if economy goes to shit and lets say Sp500, and nasdaq drop 50%+ ?

[Anonymous No.19076096]

>>19074716
Lmao, bond yields are low because fed pants are on fire trying to buy all of the fucking treasury bills it can.

[Anonymous No.19076103]

>>19075932
The corona has evened out the pop and tthey have a growing middle class

[Anonymous No.19076109]

>>19075895
agree with everything you said. but we have the strongest military because of the fact we outspend just about every country 10:1
which proves my point, our country is run by incompetent leaders who are destroying the value of our dollar by extensively borrowing. china/russia/middle east are actively pushing against USD as reserve currency for a reason, and historically speaking reserve currencies only last several decades, USD is overdue
again America will be a superpower for a while but economically we're fucked

[Anonymous No.19076127]

>>19076084
Not Bitcoin in 2017 returns if that's what you're looking for.
It's just a short ETF, sometimes with leverage. You can pick 2x or 3x ETFs depending on your risk profile.

[crypto memes at instagram.com/(...) No.19076141]

>>19076096
thgey just started buying bond ETF's so now money is chasing the FED
>>19074716
youre dumb

[Anonymous No.19076171]

>>19076127
In 2009, both were pretty high. Maybe if trend changes and we start dumping.
>>19076109
They might try to enforce the dollar as reserve currency with their military. As petrodollar is. Remember what happened to leaders who refused to sell oil for USD? They didnt make it...

[Anonymous No.19076172]

>>19075789
whose ass you pullet that bullshit out of?

[Anonymous No.19076203]

>>19075593
Gold is utterly retarded. The ONLY feature it has that it can maintain your wealth over time. Not grow it, not shrink it*

[*] That part is a lie because there is no way to "invest" in gold with little fees. ETFs are expensive. Physical Gold means paying for shipping or paying a markup at shops and then having to store it somewhere (either in-home vaults or expensive bank vaults)...oh and it's hardly liquid as selling means paying a fee again.

[Anonymous No.19076209]

>>19075459
>Plus, the Treasury is going to issue $5 trillion to cover this year's mega deficit, so all that money is getting sucked right back out soon.

can you elaborate? does this means the banks will continue to be in business make loans, new debt, and over inflate assets (i.e. dollar)

[Anonymous No.19076218]

>>19076171
sure, but that goes to show there's already pressure against the USD. maybe it doesn't happen this year or next but within the next decade or 2 USD is no longer reserve currency and impact will be catastrophic

[Anonymous No.19076224]

>>19076084
I mean no disrespect, Anon.
But reading your posts regarding ETFs and leveraged ETFs in particular seems to me as your theoretical knowledge of these products is lacking.
I implore you to read up on how leveraged ETFs (such as SQQQ) work at https://www.investopedia.com/articles/exchangetradedfunds/07/leveraged-etf.asp for example.
This knowledge might save you money at some point.

[Anonymous No.19076232]

>>19075789
>>19076172
Gold standard prevented these boom and bust cycles by default. Asset prices raised slowly. But you had more buying power than you do today. Actually if you wanted to stay ahead of the majority, you shouldn't keep your savings in dollars or euros, since they are susceptible to inflation. Therefore savings are worth less each year. This is the main jewish trick they get you on. You gotta keep working if you want to feed the family.

[Anonymous No.19076267]

>>19076224
Was just reading onto the same article. But thanks, I can see its a bait for goyim. Only works if you time it right before the crash. Not happening. Gonna stick to crypto and PM.

[Anonymous No.19076272]

>>19076203
>literally 100% of mankind everywhere in all moments of recorded history is retarded, they should have asked ME, the master of money

[Anonymous No.19076304]

>>19074162
lol, what if I´m retiring this year or next year? how retarded can they be?

[Anonymous No.19076313]

>>19072934
mm I think prices are too low anyway

[Anonymous No.19076317]

>>19075715
this. also the towels got thinner, and I don't just mean towels

[Anonymous No.19076341]

>>19072934
Nigga I got $12k in a gold streaming company. I've been waiting all week for a broken dollar and gold swelling. RECORD profit Q2, gold miners are still turning and burning, get in while you can.

[Anonymous No.19076360]

>>19075696
I've heard it said that Brazil is the country of the future... and it always will be.

[Anonymous No.19076373]

>>19076360
Doesn't brazil have currently the highest homicide rate?

[Anonymous No.19076419]

>>19074154
> The Federal Reserve will print TRILLIONS and give it to the masses to stimulate the economy
> This will drive up prices for everything making hyperinflation
> So instead of buying stocks in companies that will sell the goods Americans will buy with the free money you should buy my stupid rocks

[Anonymous No.19076435]

>>19076272
Most of human history was quite retarded. Yes. We know better.

[Anonymous No.19076478]

>>19076435
do you? You're a shadow of any ancestor of yours, physically and mentally. You shouldn't think you're better just because you have access to more technology. You're worse in every other aspect.

[Anonymous No.19076482]

>>19074779
>>1907469
Deflation phase is natural in a demand shock even though the whole process in long term including central bank actions was inflationary in long term.

Acute demand shock
>Over production, over supply
>Storages full of crap
>Forced liquidations
>Equity markets lose value and are converted to cash
>Foreign central banks sell usd denoted assets, either for liquidity, forex risk management or due to disbelief in the long term performance

Inflation comes when acute crisis is over and suddenly there is trillions of extra stimulus circulating in the economy, defaulting loans are not creating natural credit losses (implying money created from debt never gets destroyed as supposed) because it happens in fed balance, country is debted as fuck and possibly goes into a debt/inflation spiral

>>19074729

>If everyone is convinced USD is gold, we will see deflation

Well, that's one way to say 'if everyone thinks usd denoted assets are horse shit"

[Anonymous No.19076506]

>>19076478
Yes. I am physically weaker and more intelligent. I am not ashamed of it. My one AK-47 will kill all cavemen.

[Anonymous No.19076539]

>>19076478
>>19076272
I can smell the /pol/cel through my screen

[Anonymous No.19076541]

>>19076232
show me that unprecedented growth... right into the great depression...
also no on your shitty misinformed opinions

[Anonymous No.19076585]

>>19076232
Gold standard doesn't prevent boom and bust cycles it does make them rarer and typically shorter unless you get massive govt intervention like we did in great depression.

[Anonymous No.19076586]

>>19076506
>I am physically weaker and more intelligent
>My one AK-47 will kill all cavemen.
>...
>I'm so more intelligent for being born in this era that my brain can't even function beyond the level of threat to survival

>>19076539
>1 post by this ID

[Anonymous No.19076605]

>>19076419
Why would anyone ever want to invest in something that increases in value year after year

[Anonymous No.19076651]

>>19074935
>because everyone else in the world still needs $$$

I think you are over estimating dollar demand. Sure, its the biggest trade currency. But its already being held in foreign reserves quite a lot. Also, major ecobomies (oecd ect) hold more usd assets than liabilities.

[Anonymous No.19076653]

>>19076541

[Anonymous No.19076691]

>>19076585
Thats what I meant. It could have worked.

[Anonymous No.19076768]

>>19076360
Only liberals say this to show the whites that brown's are developed country. The fact is, those shit skins are murderous monkeys who are enslaved by corporations.

[Anonymous No.19076780]

>>19072934
Want to sex milky boob tit and Vagner. Bitch lasagna

[Anonymous No.19076827]

>>19075173
Ehhh...
M2V Vs. Trade Weighted U.S. Dollar Index: Advanced Foreign Economies, Goods and Services.

There's some degree of correlation in extremes, ostensibly this is due to policy changes. Just as many times as there are apparent correlations there are decouplings. I'd postulate that insofar as foreign exchanges are concerned M2V is just as often meaningless. But what do you think?

[Anonymous No.19076846]

>>19074752

If petrodollar were the only thing relevant to dollar valuation, countries would buy as much USD as they needed to purchase their oil supply. Instead, you see countries buying as much USD (and USD denominated debt) as they can. You are wrong.

[Anonymous No.19076869]

SQQQ doesn't pop as much as TVIX and SPXS, just look at what happened today if you don't believe me. I was bagholding SQQQ and sold it at a loss today because i was fed up with it not doing anything despite QQQ moving down.

the reason QQQ is so strong and SQQQ weak is because QQQ has amazon and apple as its biggest composites. thus, for SQQQ to really gain, QQQ would need to tank, which means amazon and apple would need to tank. but fucking central banks like swissbanc are buying amazon along with all the big tech stocks, thus propping up QQQ and keeping SQQQ gainz from actualizing. i'm so fucking sick of SQQQ but i am on board with TVIX and SPXS.

SPXS is more likely to move higher because it tracks 3x short the S&P, which is composed of weak shit like banks and entertainment (disney).

[Anonymous No.19076913]

>>19076869
TVIX: up 19% today
SPXUS: up 5.3%
SQQQ: up a paltry 3.73%

[Anonymous No.19076935]

>>19076869
>>19076913
TZA, my -3x niggas.

[Anonymous No.19076944]

>>19075441
This.UBI, gig economy & "sharing" - it's the new paradigm.

[Anonymous No.19077047]

>>19075800
>What barbarians?
>Meanwhile spics, niggers, chinks, pajeets proliferate.
>Not so many sandpeople, so it doesn't count
Gee, I dunno 56% anon. Or is that 54% now? Or 48% for youth?

[Anonymous No.19077098]

>>19076373
Yes, don't worry - it's the future of the entire West, everyone else will get to catch up.

[Anonymous No.19077151]

>>19076027
>nobody has predicted anything correctly ever

[Anonymous No.19077232]

>>19074431

This niggah get it. You cannot inflate against a benchmark.

Chinese and fucking degenerates russkies are trying to push their fiat to be at least in a basket, but literally no one cares about their shit.

In actual reality USD is the standard.

/thread

[Anonymous No.19077258]

>>19074752
>Russia crashed oil

it crashed its own asshole lmao

US will print, Saudis will cut spending, fucking russia is fucked beyond repair.

[Anonymous No.19077337]

Eating is a scam. It’s the exact same as drug addiction.

[Anonymous No.19077384]

>>19075763
>One asset class in one area went up a lot so that shows inflation from monetary policy happened.

No. Demand outpaces supply for housing due to mass migration and migrants being too poor to afford thirty year mortgages on new construction.

Food, oil, electronics, cars, etc. tons of major commodities experienced very little inflation all decade.

>But medicine
Due to mass migration + aging population + rent seeking

>But college
Administrative bloat and Baulmol's cost disease for skilled staff.

[Anonymous No.19077410]

>>19077337
I fucking hate cooking. You have to expend energy to get energy, and then use that energy to get more energy. Why the fuck did God think this was good idea? You ever stare at your frying pan and just think of eating the meat raw, but you don't because others will think you're weird.

[Anonymous No.19077498]

>>19077410
The true red pill is soaking in a nutrient bath until all nutrients diffuse into your body

[Anonymous No.19077553]

>>19074270
>when you can put it into ETH*
Fixed for you

[Anonymous No.19077575]

>>19077410
Kys lazy uncultured swine. If you learned to actually cook good meals maybe you’d enjoy it

[Anonymous No.19077597]

>>19077498
>not photosynthesizing pure cosmic energy

Ngmi

[Anonymous No.19077666]

>>19072934
>what is
>scarcity

[Anonymous No.19077747]

Groceries go up 5$

>"AAAAHHHH MUH HYEPR INFLATION DOLLAR GO TO A BAGILLINO MILLION!!!! FUCK!"

Too many countries depend on muhrica moneyz and our collapse will signal the end of the world. if you think that some flu is going to ruin america you're retarded. the cost of doing business has increased which im hoping implies a necessary economic contraction.

also, guns. just start another war.

[Anonymous No.19078082]

>>19077747
Groceries have doubled in price over the last decade

[Anonymous No.19078862]

>>19075440
this meme never effected me
I never hoarded, went out and bought some the other day it was as normally stocked as anything else
things are increasing in price though

[Anonymous No.19079677]

>>19076317
>burgers got smaller
>bags of chips got smaller
>granola bars got shorter
>government permits and IDs made with cheaper materials
>lottery jackpots got smaller
>parks renovated to save water (mostly involves removing most plants and widening pathways)
>td;dr everyone cutting corners to save money

[Anonymous No.19079711]

>>19072934
Technological deflation is coming...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7nFbKzt-uwE

[Anonymous No.19079715]

>>19074752
t. brainlet

[Anonymous No.19079719]

>>19072934

In years, sure. But we're in deflation now and it's going to stay that way. Look at 2yr and 5 yr bond yields for the truth. Bonds don't lie like the stock market.

[Anonymous No.19079720]

>>19074431
Yeah, printing 500000 quadrillion dollars per second isn't going to make prices go up. It's impossible!

[Anonymous No.19079739]

>>19075632
>"The Titanic is unsinkable"
>It sinks

[Anonymous No.19079789]

>>19079720
this post won't age well. come back in a year when gold is still worth less than $2000 an ounce and prices are roughly the same even though the fed printed 8 trillion dollars.

just because you guys want a happening and have tons of boomer rocks because you think this time it's it doesn't mean it will happen. maybe if you keep visualizing it and praying to kek it will happen but i doubt it. every fucking country on earth is printing more currency to deal with this crisis.

[Anonymous No.19079821]

>>19074790

Everybody else is printing at once, but USD is 70% of currency so their 1 trillion of value printed is not as impactful as 1 trillion of euro printed in a smaller market.

[Anonymous No.19079835]

>>19076913
As all-in in SQQQ,
This triggers me.

Apple and Amazon will see their day in hell, though.
THEN YOU'LL SEE THE POWER OF SQQQ

[Anonymous No.19079858]

Only if you’re parked in fiat. My coins been going up in value so no inflation for me

[Anonymous No.19079908]

>>19075932
China imports 6.1% of its food.
Japan imports 60% of its food.

That's a huge difference.

[Anonymous No.19079921]

>>19079908
*6.7%

[Anonymous No.19079948]

Anyone that says we are headed for deflation knows jack shit about economics. We are currently going through disinflation which is a precursor to inflation and hyperinflation. Fiat currencies cannot go through deflation, they literally print as much money as they need to in order to stave off price depression. Deflation is a monetary phenomenon that occurs when you are on a gold or silver standard.

[Anonymous No.19079970]

>>19077384
Or cantillon cantillon cantillon for all three

[Anonymous No.19079993]

>>19072934
>grocery chains jack up prices
Crickets
>Elon musk opens one (1) factory
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.19080029]

>>19079993

[Anonymous No.19080151]

>>19076272
>>19076272
it is retarded. they take % of your gold when you buy it, sell it. Lil bit of fee here, lil bit of fee there, hopp a speeding ticket because you were going 55 in a 45 zone, another for parking on the wrong place, didnt you notice that lil table that is hanging 20m from there? It says you can park everywhere but this exact place. How about a lil fee of 200 euro, hmm????

we are the same peasants that paid money so they can cross a damn horseshit smelling bride. No you pay money to own money, to sell money, to move money, to hold money, dont you like this jewish game goi?

[Anonymous No.19080272]

>>19072934
I don't care anymore

[Anonymous No.19080334]

>>19075340
Because nobody wants it
Stuff that is unwanted gets cheaper

[Anonymous No.19080502]

>>19076506
Based man who does not fear the bayonet

[Anonymous No.19080668]

>>19076506
what a stupid nigger

[Anonymous No.19080706]

>>19072934
We are in a fucking deflational phase

[Anonymous No.19081187]

>>19080151
well I think you're right, that's why I went almost all in on gold, it's pretty much as stable as it gets for a poor goy like me

[Anonymous No.19081278]

>>19072934
WE WEIMAR NOW

[Anonymous No.19081928]

5 maple leafs checking in
looking forward to buying an entire apartment block soon

[Anonymous No.19082062]

>>19079948
>We are currently going through disinflation which is a precursor to inflation and hyperinflation.
could be but this only happens if the productivity plummets due to the recession. if not and the economic stimulus works then we indeed will have deflation then inflation or stagflation and that's it.

[Anonymous No.19082071]

>>19072934
as long as house prices keep going up
whoooooo
caaaaaaarrerreeees

[Anonymous No.19082170]

>>19079948
what this means senpai? that will get rich if buy gold?

[Anonymous No.19082184]

>>19082062
>this only happens if the productivity plummets
like when the government shuts down the entire economy over a flu hoax and third of the population are out of jobs?

[Anonymous No.19082244]

>>19081928
how do you do it? buying gold or how?

[Anonymous No.19082385]

>>19082184
productivity as a global phenomenon has to plummet especially necessities like food and stuff.
then you get hyperinflation.
we have two ways out of it basically: 1 increase automation 2 provide better protective gear and environment to workers and commuters

[Anonymous No.19082398]

>>19082184
why are you on /biz/ coping this hard?

[Anonymous No.19082400]

>>19082385
if we increase automation ubi becomes a necessity tho. and interestingly people became very accepting now in this pandemic.

[Anonymous No.19082425]

>>19082400
Why would people not be accepting of free money?

[Anonymous No.19082441]

>>19082425
most people that work find the idea of other receiving free gibs an insult. they imagine hoards of freeloaders reaping the sweat of his labor. only when they themselves can't work they find the idea actually making sense.

[Anonymous No.19082455]

>>19074810
>among other investments
ETFs aren't an investment. Sell those other investments and invest in real estate, or just go all in on physical gold/silver.

[Anonymous No.19082498]

>>19074935
Stupid prediction only to shill crypto. Good job, dumbass!

[Anonymous No.19082519]

>>19074431
>When your currency is so powerful you have to force it upon other countries and then topple any government that wants to as so much trade oil with another currency
I hate the government so fucking much, we need to leave everyone the fuck alone.

[Anonymous No.19082537]

>>19077666
This is true but also >>19078082

[Anonymous No.19082562]

>>19080706
Not for food tough 2% monthly food inflation means 94% inflation in 4 years.

Literally half a century of inflation target in just 4 years.
And food inflation will trigger more deflation in everything else as people have less money to buy anything else.

[Anonymous No.19082581]

>>19082537
i know, but i have lived through 2 hyperinflations and i can tell you two things:
1 life goes on. more money printed higher the salaries get higher the price of everything and so on... but money is money you just not sitting on it for more than 2 weeks.
2 the economy works fine there is no problem with productivity investing activity in hyperinflation people are more than willing to spend their money on increased productivity and invest the interest rate is high but there is no problem with lending.

[Anonymous No.19082594]

>>19082581
now when the hyperinflation is caused by global collapse of productivity and not domestic runaway debt financing... that shit will be tough. that will be an apocalyptic experience.

[Anonymous No.19082620]

>>19082581
Maybe you lived short term hyperinflations like argentina 89.

Long term > 2 years stop all investing as companies can no longer budget shit at all.
So less and less productive shit is done and scarcity appears hard.

This is why they tend to be short term because this is why the chimpouts start after that you see either a reform(argentina 90s) or collapse venezuela 2012.

This is going to be a fucking disaster because the first world is not used to inflation.

Hell the retards in charge have not updated atm limits , or cash use limits for a long time , it's like they think inflation no longer exists.

[Anonymous No.19082665]

>>19082244
buy phsical gold
stash it in a safe
buy a harem of roasties when the inevitable mad max hellscape scenario starts and money is worthless
>>19082398
how am I coping?
deflation is pretty unlikely considering the FED wil always try to print their way out of any problem

[Anonymous No.19082672]

>>19082665
>like when the government shuts down the entire economy over a flu hoax and third of the population are out of jobs?
like this

[Anonymous No.19082690]

>>19082672
and thats a cope how?

[Anonymous No.19082698]

>>19082690
if you don't know how it's major cope you're too far gone

[Anonymous No.19082722]

>>19074935
tech companies are making huge profits even with covid
S&P is literally dragged by Amazon

[Anonymous No.19082752]

>>19074635
It is impossible though.

[Anonymous No.19082810]

>>19074431
Sorry EURO is now the standard

[Anonymous No.19082857]

>>19082620
4-5 years, the inflation part in itself is meaningless that's all i'm saying. increase money supply increased prices increasing wages. until productivity comes to a balance with consumption. lifegoes on it's easy to adapt to. some people thing hyperinflation is the end. but the end is when the shelves are empty and no money can buy you and your starving family bread and people start preying on each other.

[Anonymous No.19082864]

>>19074270
I like that this board is so retarded as to not explain that an ETF is a type of asset and a 401(k) is a type of account. The two aren't mutually exclusive, although realistically you'd buy mutual funds within a 401(k).

[Anonymous No.19082875]

>>19082857
And how i get money over that situation? is buying gold enough? what about bitcoin?

[Anonymous No.19082882]

>>19074431
This anon has no clue what a balance of payments is. Mutts are so fucking dumb

[Anonymous No.19082896]

>>19074431
Not wrong unfortunately. Though, one day the jig will be up.

[Anonymous No.19082920]

>>19075600
>was unstable with constant frequent booms and busts
wow, sounds like our current system without the golden age.

[Anonymous No.19082943]

>>19076541
The debt game is just an illusion that will eventually fall. How tf do you not know about the gilded age?

[Anonymous No.19082952]

>>19082875
any commodity is fine, basically in a hyperinflation you spend cash or convert to inflation proof assets as fast as possible. stockpile non perishables because the increased demand will cause the supply chain to overload but so long the productivity globally is there eventually you will be able to replenish them. as a basic rule always have 2 weeks worth of food for everyone in the household. that's a baseline because the initial runs on the stores is crazy can even be dangerous.

instead of bleach buy powdered bleach. it stores for years can be used to disinfect water if you have to store water becasue shit gets so bad. and so on. but like i said people adapt within weeks naturally. so long there are goods to buy life goes on.

[Anonymous No.19082972]

>>19072934
How do I avoid hyperinflation? Go all in on gold? Go on selenium? Go on heavy water? the fuck should I put my funds into?

But bank interest rates are shit atm, right? or are they still reliable?

[Anonymous No.19082976]

>>19082952
also barter is fun and people start trading obligations (favors) not expressed in money when money becomes a bad store of value.

[Anonymous No.19082980]

>>19082943
Also, imagine not understanding inflation. Stop sucking the establishments dick just 'cause it's in use.

[Anonymous No.19082990]

>>19082972
you don't avoid hyperinflation you ride it out.

[Anonymous No.19083027]

>>19076018
Based. America will fall in less than a decade.

[Anonymous No.19083118]

>>19082972
also my personal perspective on this: there is nothing you can own in a truly private manner that comes to mind as a hedge against inflation except bitcoin.

imgine the scenario when your contry goes full retard and you have a monetary and economic collapse. you have saved your wealth in inflation proof assets but the country is fucked and you have to go. borders are kinda open but aside from your rags you can't really take anything with you. soldiers strip you of all valuables (like in venezuela) which are confiscated by state edict (altho a lot if it will get stolen and you can be happy if they don't kill you)

so have some bitcoin m8 that's my advice. also for short term catastrophes canned goods salt flour powdered yeast grains cigarette and booze and most importantly gas.

[Anonymous No.19083156]

>>19074790
Take the Ray Dalio pill.
At the end of the long term debt cycle:
>people and governments spend less, debt is restructured, wealth is redistributed
These are deflationary, and
>money is printed
which is inflationary.

It's possible for these to balance, which will cause only a small magnitude of in/de-flation.
Though I doubt they will get the balance right. My point is that it doesn't have to be hyperinflation.

[Anonymous No.19083163]

>>19074752
Lul, everyones laughing at you

[Anonymous No.19083164]

>>19075895
Amerifag detected

[Anonymous No.19083196]

>>19074935
>dead cat bounce (YOU ARE HERE)
>>entire generation of traders have been trained to buy the dip
>>lol stonks only go up
>>idiots buy the dip
>>govt intervention (stimmy checks and SBA loans, Fed put ZIRP and bond buys)
>>equities go back up, gold goes back up, dollar goes down but still higher than where it was before because foreign demand for USD keeps it high and most traders are still shook

more like the fed is keeping up this facade.

[Anonymous No.19083228]

>>19075895
>America is self-sufficient
lol

>America has the strongest military
bullying underdeveloped countries and nuking people when no one else had any isn't really stronk military. bro, the american culture is 100% going the way of the greeks and the romans. morality is gone. society is dying.

[Anonymous No.19083294]

>>19082864
irrelevant, both make money idc

[Anonymous No.19083337]

>>19083228
This is true but what's the solution? Gassing the kikes? Because I'm on board for that.

[Anonymous No.19083392]

>>19083337
I don't really care lol. Gas the bipartisan establishment. Liberals are the worst atm.
Probably 'cause I live with them and was raised by them.

Both parties are controlled.
Unless a "great man" shows up and doesn't get cancelled by the status quo (spoiler, they will), the US is fucked.

[Anonymous No.19083396]

>>19074983
I agree

>>19075296
I think it does mean that. The money is not being used to buy the goods, so the price of said goods will not rise.

[Anonymous No.19083468]

>>19074935
plausible but wrong

>>19075004
stupid

[Anonymous No.19083489]

>>19083392
Agreed. This will only end with blood on the streets. I'm not an american but the Jewish subversion of culture is something that affects my country as well. I guess an economic collapse for a good amount of time and the hardship it entails is perhaps the only way the distracted normies would keep their food and circus aside for a minute and realise what's going on.

[Anonymous No.19083505]

>>19083489
Hard times make strong men, I'm not worried.

[Anonymous No.19083548]

>>19075133
if you want an indication, look at the prices of seafood.
supply chain completely destroyed, but the price of fish crashed anyways.

[Anonymous No.19083621]

>>19083548
>price of fish
it's inflating as we speak

[Anonymous No.19083656]

>>19083156
this is evident from 2008.
the problem with this is it doesn't remove the underlying cause the bullshit business that's a gigantic drag on the economy. because qe saves bullshit business more likely than essentials.
i think this will be the worst recession in human history will put the great depression to shame.

[Anonymous No.19083698]

Hyperinflation is guaranteed its just a matter of time. For the last 10 years we have been under a bunch of different deflationary pressures and people just assume that will last forever. Print as much money as you want, and there will never be inflation. The fact people talk about MMT with a straight face proves we have become complainant. When the shift happens, hyperinflation will hit and will hit hard, likely destroying the dollar and the economy, and ending the US as the world's superpower.

[Anonymous No.19083704]

>>19076027
answer me two questions:
is a correct prediction possible?
is it possible to formulate it in a 4chan post (~1000 characters) as written text?

if the answers are both 'yes' simple program (and so any bot or npc) can predict the future.

[Anonymous No.19083791]

say it with me:
H Y P E R I N F L A T I O N

[Anonymous No.19083808]

>>19083656
>i think this will be the worst recession in human history will put the great depression to shame.
bingo. every single country is reporting numbers at the rate of the great depression and are saying "these numbers are actually small and inaccurate." we are already worse than the depression and people don't know it yet. it's fucking spooky

[Anonymous No.19083857]

One of the best threads I have seen in a while.
Very good sirs.

[Anonymous No.19083960]

>>19075600
>>greatly constrained... no stunted the growth of the economy
>>was unstable with constant frequent booms and busts
Hmmm I wonder what that sounds like

[Anonymous No.19083973]

>>19076419
keep seething faggot

[Anonymous No.19083997]

>>19072934
That's price elasticity due to meat shortages. The purchasing power of the USD isn't going down. Gas is cheaper than its been in years.

[Anonymous No.19084037]

>>19074935
>>19075004
This guy George Gammons

[Anonymous No.19084038]

>>19083973

[Anonymous No.19084041]

>>19083997
this

[Anonymous No.19084042]

>>19074935
>>19075004

The happening is here.
FUCK NORMIES

[Anonymous No.19084072]

>>19083808
it was bound to happen really.
>>19083960
lot more frequent like one year boom next year bust. we got 8 and 10 year long cycles now and not as drastic. if it's better or worse... the busts without lending are bad they ruin lives. the busts with ready lending make the bankers rich and drive inflation. pick your poison!

[Anonymous No.19084121]

>>19075004
>fjannie.png
pretty based, not gonna lie.

[Anonymous No.19084210]

>>19084038
someone should make a schiff Yes meme

[Anonymous No.19084270]

>>19084072
>the busts without lending are bad they ruin lives.
Busts during the gold standard caused massive currency deflation, which means that if you had a loan, the interest became much more expensive to pay down. Lending during a deflationary bust hurts the guy getting the loan.

[Anonymous No.19084297]

>>19074270
Because your employer matches your funds. God did someone in the history of /biz/ actually ever had a job?

[Anonymous No.19084305]

>>19072934
Buy bitcoin bro, the supply just got halved.

[Anonymous No.19084324]

>>19074752
The biggest jew in my country, who owns half of it, said that sooner than later economy will go back to gold. No one is interested anymore in usd.

[Anonymous No.19084347]

>>19083392
last one there was went to Dallas and never came back

[Anonymous No.19084454]

>>19082698
lol sounds like youre coping

[Anonymous No.19084498]

>>19074812
>>19076846
>>19079715
>>19083163
usd is gone lmao
america will survive (texas and some other red states), cali and NYC will burn to the ground
gibs will be gone, so niggers will flee
jews will bunker down in israel until they're nuked accidentally

[Anonymous No.19084523]

>>19083548
>>19083548
fish has all the characteristics of an outlier in this situation, it is sold more to the restaurant industry in regular times than consumers and it is highly perishable, so closing all restaurants would cause a supply shock. what I'm talking about you have to wait a few months for, for the weak fishing companies to go bankrupt and then for the market to become undersupplied before recovering to an equilibrium

[Anonymous No.19084526]

>>19075459
>Plus, the Treasury is going to issue $5 trillion to cover this year's mega deficit, so all that money is getting sucked right back out soon.
This part is wrong, it's not going to get sucked out of the market, Fed's going to pay for it.

[Anonymous No.19084549]

>>19083704
>is a correct prediction possible?
we can't actually know, because we never know if it was a correct prediction before the event happened, or is just a correct prediction in retrospect

[Anonymous No.19084593]

>>19079948
>Fiat currencies cannot go through deflation, they literally print as much money
You are a fucking brainlet.
Money is credit. If a whole bunch of fucking loans go bad, money is destroyed. They aren't even printing enough to replace the amount of money that has disappeared from the system due to credit destruction.

Fucking goldbugs I swear.

[Anonymous No.19084616]

>>19074935
Markets already pricing BTC taking off, remember a market is FORWARD LOOKING

[Anonymous No.19084874]

>>19084297
Jobs are for leprechauns and niggers, glowshill

[Anonymous No.19084926]

>>19082455
Brainlet here. How are etfs not an investment?

[Anonymous No.19085244]

>>19084549
my post was retarded btw. i thought about 'even a blind squirrel sometimes finds a nut'. what gathered my attention was the fact that a very very important and accurate message could hide in a 4chan post or tweet. i thought about about a central banker's vocabulary and that the number of grammatically correct tweets is quite low compared to the number all possible tweets (240 characters length, no abreviations, no slang, no chaining line 'post 1/x' and so on). the vocabulary of any person is necessarily smaller than the possible vocabulary of the person's language. you could throw dice and look at some really disturbing messages like
> we surrender to china.
> the fed needs a pause.
> link is a scam.

[Anonymous No.19085665]

>>19084270
the point is when nobody wants to buy your service or product and everyone trying to collect on your outstanding debt you won'tt get any loans from nobody and go bankrupt. one bad year is enough to be over for your entire family.

just try to use your brain a little! shit was horrible.

[Anonymous No.19086445]

>>19080272