US inflation predictions?

[Anonymous No.49736352]

quality answers only

[Anonymous No.49736696]

Nobody knows. But the fed will keep raising rates until they see two consecutive months of decline, and then they will either keep it there or go slowly with a few 25 bps hikes.

So we have at least another 2-3 months of bear market

[Anonymous No.49736716]

>>49736696
Oh boy, some of you still live in a dream.

[Anonymous No.49736724]

>>49736716
t. eternal bagholder

[Anonymous No.49736740]

>>49736352
The trend is your friend.

[Anonymous No.49736747]

>>49736740
looks like it's peaking to me

[Anonymous No.49736764]

>>49736696
lagging indicator, when fed sees CPI gone done and good job everyone, they've overdone and now have to reprint to pump the market, and again and again keep breaking n fixing.

[Anonymous No.49736788]

>>49736724
how am i a bagholder? I sold my 300ETH stack at 4200 when I saw all this shit will crash and burn badly.

[Anonymous No.49736791]

>>49736747
June gas prices are off the charts. That will propagate to the rest of the economy over the summer. Inflation is accelerating.

[Anonymous No.49736797]

>>49736352
how about 0.5% my friend

[Anonymous No.49736798]

>>49736764
How do we find the right people to kill to end the cycle and free humanity?

[Anonymous No.49736817]

>>49736798
yeah I wonder how and how come no one has tried it before in history

[Anonymous No.49736823]

>>49736791
This. Near me gas just shot up 2 days in a row.

[Anonymous No.49736824]

>>49736764
I fucking hate this shit

[Anonymous No.49736948]

>>49736764
>again and again keep breaking n fixing.
I understand that this has been the historical norm, but look at how quickly the wave is oscillating now.
We just finished one recession two years ago and now we’re on the verge of the next one.
The higher the debt burden / the more over-leveraged the system is - the faster and more violent the swing from bubble to crash becomes.
So I think we are unironically in the last cycle before the entire system blows up and has to be rebuilt.
Hence the davos fags trying to implement their gay digital slavery money.

>inb4 nothing ever happens
I’m so fucking tired of that meme.
I get that people tend to blow things out of proportion and catastrophize, but a fact is a fact.
Anons you are going to get to live through a monumental pivot point in history, I hope you take a minute now and then to appreciate how major the happening you are witnessing truly is.
It’s beautiful and terrifying.

[Anonymous No.49736967]

>>49736352
It's clear that real inflation is double digit and not going down, CPI is just a way for the Fed to gradually price that real number in, so it's going to slowly go up until like 9.6 but they'll never say it's double digit

[Anonymous No.49736988]

>>49736352
Essentially this >>49736696
Depends a lot on the Ukraine war as well. Oil prices falling would really help the CPI. But that doesn't seem possible for the foreseeable future.

It's likely that the rate hikes have already done their job and now they're overdoing it, meaning 6 months from now we'll be in a neutral spot.
2022 will likely be the slowest year since 2008.

As for an actual end of year inflation rate anything from 6% to 8% seems possible.

[Anonymous No.49737020]

>>49736696
The bottom will be 6 months after the Shemitah ends if we are lucky, if we aren't lucky inflation won't peak till 2023 and we'll see some retarded shit like 5% rates with aggressive hikes into mid 2023. Inflation will not peak until Oil crashes.

[Anonymous No.49737038]

>>49736988
>It's likely that the rate hikes have already done their job
The job is to kill zombie companies and the zombies are still out there

[Anonymous No.49738517]

>>49736352
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[Anonymous No.49738540]

>>49736696
>2-3 months of bear market
HAHAHAHAHAHA the absolute state of coping bagholders

[Anonymous No.49738568]

Check the gas prices chart, that's the only inflation predictor you need.

[Anonymous No.49739083]

>>49736352
looks like it peaked