I found this very interesting, and I know nothing about economics or logistics, so I cannot vouch for its veracity, but it makes a lot of sense to me.
Autonomous driving is well on its way to becoming the norm. I hope overland truck drivers are looking at other work.
consumer sentiment dropped to the lowest level of the pandemic and the market is barely down. market just doesnt' want to correct.
How long can we keep printing money till inflation becomes something we can't ignore anymore? Because once rates have to go up, none of this is sustainable and will strain us just to service the debt that we've took on The bubble was supposed to relieve pressure in 16' but Trump winning pushed that down the road with easing of regulations, but not fixing other core issues.
people have been saying this since the day we went off the gold standard. it's far worse now theoretically then it was then, but so far it hasn't blown up. i think you'd see some sort of temporarily inflationary panic spike first and then see it settle down which hasn't happened yet.
there's definitely been a spike, but the question is if it's a long term or short term thing. i think we are going to see higher inflation than what we've seen before, but not hyper inflation.
Yes, Volst53 has been saying this since we went off the gold standard. I'm just wondering when it is actually going to occur.
It's already lasted longer than they said it would. I don't see how it isn't going to be extremely sticky
I didn’t say they were. But is going to put a lot of politicians in a bind because the people hate it at these levels, but they can’t do much about it