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So when hyperinflation inevitably doesn't happen, what will bagholders pivot to next as a reason for holding?

>> No.30157396
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30157396

>>30157249
He is but a humble FUD farmer farming all the FUD

>> No.30157580

>>30157249
>So when hyperinflation inevitably doesn't happen
it's already happening moron
>>30149738

>> No.30157643

>>30157580
That's not what inflation is moron.

>> No.30157678

>>30157580
If hyperinflation is real then why is it exclusive to housing and (((university))) tuition?

>> No.30157724

>>30157249
it will happen
and you better be goddamn prepared

>> No.30157763

>>30157643
>you need to work 50 years to buy a garage
>noooooooo goy that's not inflation
kys

>> No.30157794

>>30157724
They say it every year since the great depression.

>> No.30157985
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30157985

>>30157763
That's correct?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Do you seriously not know what inflation is?

>> No.30158030

>>30157643
By property type (figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association):
One-storey single family home prices rose on average by 15.9% during 2020 (14.8% inflation-adjusted).
Two-storey single family home prices increased 16.5% y-o-y (15.4% inflation-adjusted).
Townhouse prices increased 10.9%, on average, over the same period (9.9% inflation-adjusted).
Apartments posted average gains of 4.2% during 2020 (3.2% inflation-adjusted).
Ten of Canada’s eleven major cities saw rising house prices in 2020 from a year earlier. Ottawa recorded the biggest house price increase during 2020 at 19.69%, followed by Halifax (16.32%), Montreal (15.24%), Hamilton (15.06%), Toronto (10.27%), Victoria (7.56%), and Vancouver (7.06%).
>but that's not inflation goy, stop looking at asset prices, you only need to look at McMenu
really you should just kys you fucking kike

>> No.30158032

>>30157794
am from Lebanon so your mileage may vary
just saying having a crypto stack is nice, and would recover the fastest in case of crisis

>> No.30158109

>>30157985
inflation is not CPI
CPI is a fake rigged index so wagies get only 2% increase while they lose 20% in purchasing power

>> No.30158170

>>30158030
Okay so you just don't understand what inflation is I guess.
Or maybe you don't understand what a housing market is?

>> No.30158259

>>30158170
real inflation is equal to the loss of purchasing power
now kys kike
/thread

>> No.30158279

>>30157763
>>30158030
>>30158109
Riddle me this >>30157678

>> No.30158280

>>30158109
We're just in a housing bubble because its a good place for rich people to vest their monopoly money.
I'm not seeing any real inflation in consumer discretionary either.

>> No.30158386

>>30157249
if you think about it... hyperinflation has already happened... bitcoin has served the same purpose as gold did in the past

>> No.30158419

>>30158259
That's like saying we have inflation because scalpers are selling GPUs at 4x their MRSP.

>> No.30158579

>>30158280
>We're just in a housing bubble
no, we are not in a housing bubble
it's a bond bubble
it's negative interest rates and extreme monetary supply expansion you fucking moron, because in 2021 money is printed out of thin air with insane speed and some people get them first (since they are free money, because hey, negative interest rates), and move it immediately into assets (houses, bitcoin, whatever cannot be inflated)

>> No.30158751

>>30158419
moron, loss of purchasing power includes a wider range of assets than the fake rigged CPI index
you gotta sleep somewhere, you still need a house and education at the end of the day
if you move them out of the equation you still have to pay them with your wagiebux
fucking moron

>> No.30158834

>>30158419
Goldbugs unironically believe this though
>>30158386
>he thinks gold is down 83% this year
lmao the delusion of cryptobugs

>> No.30158914

>>30158751
I'm saying I'm not seeing much loss in my purchasing power except in the housing and education spaces. That's not inflation.

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>>30158280
>We're just in a housing bubble
a permanent one? good luck waiting 500 years for a housing market correction, you gotta find a house before you die, moron
fucking retard
it's the fucking fiat money inflation raping people since 1971
it's the constant loss of purchasing power

>> No.30159062

>>30158914
>That's not inflation.
of course it's inflation, you need to buy a house or pay the rent, don't you?
why do you exclude them? you have to pay actively for them, you need to work for them

>> No.30159218

>>30159062
Yeah but inflation doesn't mean the price of some things I need increasing. Its about the currency as a whole.

>> No.30159379

>>30159218
inflation = loss of purchasing power of the currency
>price goes up by 20%
>salary goes up by 2%
>18% loss of purchasing power
18% real inflation
/thread

>> No.30160072

>>30157678
They are scarce goods that have increased demand