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I'm starting to think DEFLATION is coming


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2021 Jul 16, 11:39am   9,269 views  115 comments

by joshuatrio   ➕follow (4)   💰tip   ignore  

Simply because all I hear about on the internet/news/podcasts is inflation, INFLATION, INFLATION... When MSM is spewing one thing, haven't we learned by now to do the opposite?

At some point, people can't keep up with the rising prices and quit buying. Wouldn't that naturally lead to deflation? I know the fed can print indefinitely, but if people refuse to spend, I think we'd still have a downward slope in prices. Additionally, with the "supply" shortages caused by government paying people to stay home, I would assume these shortages would stop once people start going back.

Ourselves and people in our neighborhood pretty much said "fuck it" to all projects that required lumber, and we're seeing those prices starting to come back down. I think we'll see the same with car prices and most other commodities.

Here was a good article on what I feel is starting to happen:

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/hangover-here-explosive-inflation-leads-record-collapse-home-car-purchase-plans

I was gung ho on buying real estate the other month, but I've had some people who own hundreds of rentals tell me last month to wait 3-6 months minimum, as they expect prices to start falling.

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108   komputodo   2021 Aug 13, 10:49pm  

Patrick says
They've already sold the country to China by outsourcing almost all US manufacturing to them.

But yes, selling our farmland makes it worse. At least we can take it back easily.

yes....selling farmland to real americans who have our interests at heart, like bill gates, and to the saudi's, is a much better option than selling it to chinese investors.
109   komputodo   2021 Aug 13, 10:51pm  

SumatraBosch says
There is no reason a 3/2 in Vallejo shouldn't be valued at $500 million if it has a driveway.

An asphalt or concrete driveway?
110   komputodo   2021 Aug 13, 10:53pm  

NuttBoxer says
A farmer isn't going to be trading you food for gold either, but since farmers on average are in debt about $1 million, they will trade for dollars.

You mean the ones that signed contracts with big corporations and got fucked?
111   komputodo   2021 Aug 13, 10:55pm  

joshuatrio says
At some point, people can't keep up with the rising prices and quit buying. Wouldn't that naturally lead to deflation?

You mean people will stop buying massive amounts of food and actually start losing some weight?
112   komputodo   2021 Aug 13, 11:05pm  

joshuatrio says
At some point, people can't keep up with the rising prices and quit buying. Wouldn't that naturally lead to deflation? I know the fed can print indefinitely, but if people refuse to spend, I think we'd still have a downward slope in prices.

People will keeps spending every penny they have and have their CC's maxed out too...even if its for less products...Corps don't need to sell more products to make money. They can just cut costs...sell bonds or borrow cheap money and do stock buybacks...makes the management and stockholders richer...everyone is happy except the poor schmucks who got fired.
113   Onvacation   2021 Aug 14, 8:18am  

komputodo says
real americans who have our interests at heart, like bill gates,

Microsoft Bill? The one that wants to reduce the world's population? That Bill Gates?
114   komputodo   2021 Aug 14, 9:38am  

Onvacation says
komputodo says
real americans who have our interests at heart, like bill gates,

Microsoft Bill? The one that wants to reduce the world's population? That Bill Gates?

Yeah, that patriot who has our best interests at heart.
115   Patrick   2021 Aug 14, 10:19am  

https://spectatorworld.com/topic/google-war-home-workers-inevitable/

Google is cutting salaries of people who work from home, which sounds deflationary to me.

Google, the company that quietly dropped ‘don’t be evil’ from is corporate goals — possibly because it thought it might be just a trifle misleading — has suggested that some of those who opt to work from home could have their pay cut. According to reports from the United States, salaries might be docked depending on where you live and choose to work. And, in truth, there is not much anyone can do about it.

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