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clambo saysThe more they spend, the more your stocks will rise.
Plus, Millennials buy the dip! I would argue that older generations are much more scared of red days because they have actually seen devastating, prolonged downturns in he stock market (e.g. dot com bubble & 2008).....Millies' however wait for blood on the street and buy, buy, buy. And the Covid V shape recovery just emphasized how profitable the buy-the-dip can be.
Inflation ‘Way Beyond’ Transitory Becoming Growing Issue for Markets, Economist Says
BY TOM OZIMEK October 11, 2021
Inflation that is now “way beyond” the transitory narrative is fast becoming a growing challenge as investors navigate the turbulent waters of sharp wage gains, a tightening labor market, and persistent price pressures, according to Queen’s College President and economist...
Tech trannies will correct sharply once rates go up
All are racing to the bottom.
Venezuela inflation style will be on
True panic at the pump! Gas hits $7.59 A GALLON in California town along the Big Sur coast - more than $4 higher than the national average
Gorda residents saw gas hit $7.59 per gallon as the cost of gasoline surges across the US due to increasing oil prices and the continuing supply chain crisis
Premium gasoline there reached an astounding $8.50 per gallon
These shocking prices come as gas costs continue to climb at an alarming rate across the nation, with California seeing the brunt of the spike
As of Thursday, the national average gas price was $3.36 per gallon - a 17-cent increase over September and $1.20 higher than last year, according to AAA
The average cost for gas is the highest it has been across the country in seven years, and the highest it has been in California in nearly a decade
If there would be too much money circulating I would be afraid of inflation, but the reality is a lot of the inflation was due to a one-off situation.... covid and subsequent supply chain issues.
True panic at the pump! Gas hits $7.59 A GALLON in California town
Each generation is lazier and more self absorbed; people are now paying others to deliver a coffee drink in addition to food and other stuff.
I guess I’m a dinosaur;
Whose fault is it that we made ourselves dependent on cheap gasoline for everyday living?
True panic at the pump! Gas hits $7.59 A GALLON in California town along the Big Sur coast
With our comparatively low population density
Right now the CA government is talking about banning oil drilling in the state. I think it was the LA county board of supervisors who at the beginning of this week were confidently talking about banning all oil drilling in the county and even canceling existing leases. By mid week they had walked it back to "within 3000 feet of schools churches and blah blah".
prices for generic food items like Walmart's Great Value brand have doubled.
EVERYBODY WILL BUY THEMSELVES A TAYCAN TURBO AND LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER!
FuckCCP89 saysWith our comparatively low population density
Whose choice to live like that?
HeadSet saysprices for generic food items like Walmart's Great Value brand have doubled.
So then brand items have double too or are Walmarts Great Value brands more expensive than the prime goods now?
https://notthebee.com/article/let-this-retail-worker-give-you-a-visual-of-what-bidens-inflation-looks-like
https://notthebee.com/article/let-this-retail-worker-give-you-a-visual-of-what-bidens-inflation-looks-like
WHAT PART OF TRANSITIONARY YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND?!!!!
True, my stocks seem to have nicely compensated for inflation, while my cash lost.
House prices up
For asset holders, inflation is a gift.....
House prices up
Stocks up (especially my tech stocks)
And CRYPTO! Bitcoin at 68k!
Bitcoin saysFor asset holders, inflation is a gift.....
House prices up
Stocks up (especially my tech stocks)
And CRYPTO! Bitcoin at 68k!
not if it leads to widespread poverty and revolution...
FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut saysBitcoin saysFor asset holders, inflation is a gift.....
House prices up
Stocks up (especially my tech stocks)
And CRYPTO! Bitcoin at 68k!
not if it leads to widespread poverty and revolution...
you can say that about everything. What you would need to explain is HOW mild inflation is supposed to lead to widespread poverty.
Otherwise, it doesnt mean much. If I say, its a good thing that we are getting some rain in sunny California.
You can reply and say, Not if it leads to widespread poverty and revolution.
Bitcoin saysHouse prices up
Yep, so now you get higher property taxes (except those under Prop 13) and higher insurance cost for the same house. Also, if you "cash out" in a sale, you will pay higher real estate fees on the sold house and your next house, in addition to the higher cost of the next house.
If you can't safely save money at a good enough rate to outpace inflation you're at the whim of speculation/investing or of your employer and savings account
Patrick saysTrue, my stocks seem to have nicely compensated for inflation, while my cash lost.
Paper stock gains verses real cash purchase power losses?
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https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/blog/2021/04/12/pandemic-prices-assessing-inflation-in-the-months-and-years-ahead/