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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.
There is no reason a 3/2 in Vallejo shouldn't be valued at $500 million if it has a driveway.
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.
At some point, people can't keep up with the rising prices and quit buying. Wouldn't that naturally lead to deflation?
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.
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Microsoft Bill? The one that wants to reduce the world's population? That Bill Gates?
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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.