The Federal Reserve is anticipating extremely low inflation for the next 5 years at least

was just thinking this, where the FUCK is OP getting info that inflation is going to be low?

Also this, they are fucking liars.

>trusting the (((Federal Reserve)))

jews at the bureau of labor statistics will work their talmudic magic on the CPI and magically the numbers on the screen will say "oy vey, it's only 1.2% inflation for the year" because of concepts like (((hedonic quality adjustment.))) meanwhile, any gentile with more than 3 functioning brain cells will realize that his paycheck, even after his lowly COL raise, is worth less and less each year as everything around him gets appreciably more expensive.

All assets are inflating as we speak. Inflation is hiding in the stonk market, the bond market and the real estate market. Those are the big 3 bubbles. This is because when the money is created out of thin air, the access to that money is gained by a very elite few, who then buy up those three things( Real estate, stonks, bonds) They are inflating real assets for certain. It's just now hitting the streets
>More unemployment
>More homeless
>Grocery prices up

The whole irony of this is that the Fed's policies of constant central planning has led to all of this. Will we reach Zimbabwe levels? Probably not. The dollar is on its last legs no doubt. I believe we are trying to inflate our way out of debt by making a cheaper dollar for tomorrow lol. I don't even know if that makes sense, but this is unknown territory for the US Dollar.

My dick has some hyperinflation rn

I don’t understand why janny just deleted the thread about capital gains tax rate proposals. It is most definitely business-related. Does he not understand that topics of business and politics often merge?

thats a man

How much chainlink do I need to have a night with a girl like OP's pic?

If you truly believe that high or hyperinflation is imminent you would be a retard not to leverage yourself to the gills and go all out with jumbo mortgages etc. imagine buying a $1M house with almost nothing down and 5 years later $1M buys you a candy bar. Basically free house at that point

>any gentile with more than 3 functioning brain cells will realize that his paycheck, even after his lowly COL raise, is worth less and less each year as everything around him gets appreciably more expensive.

Has been a case for more than a decade, nothing happened.

Retail inflation in the US was iirc 0.44% this year

god i wish i was that man

>All assets are inflating as we speak.
>maybe if we keep saying it on repeat for 30 years, it will come true!

enjoying this trend of girls wearing paper-thin tithugger shirts

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Midwit comeback.

At least add to the discussion and then make the comeback. I swear you all need to go back

And they still spent more money and got more return on their tits than his linkie

Because there's a very real chance the housing market will implode before we reach Zimbabwe levels of hyperinflation. The real problem is that bond yields are so unbelievably low (kept low by the fed buying bonds) that nobody wants to buy them, but conversely if bond yields were allowed to rise everyone would flee out of speculative assets like stocks and real estate and into the much safer asset, bonds. Thus we're in a scenario where boomer 401k's and housing value are only maintaining and appreciating in value because of the Federal Reserve decimating the bond market. If the Fed stopped suppressing bond yields and let them find price discovery then both stock and real estate asset classes would crash to unbelievably low levels because they were never allowed to correct.

Thus we run into a problem, even other countries no longer want to buy US Treasury bonds (which have also been traditionally used as US dollar liquidity for international transactions), US investors no longer want bonds, so the Fed is the only one buying up all this debt and the only thing keeping yields down and the stock/property market from imploding. This is done by printing US dollars and creating inflation. The real kicker is that the Fed would rather maintain global control of fiat currency (the strength of the US dollar) over saving some boomer's 401k or vacation homes. Yields can't keep dropping forever and once we reach a tipping point, the wealth transfer we're seeing right now will pale in comparison to how many property and stock assets will exchange hands for pennies on the dollar in the inevitable correction. This could be in a few years from now or a decade, the only signal will be the extremely wealthy selling off their hard assets and the fed announcing bond yield price discovery. Anyone stuck in the mentality that "stonks and property only go up" will be left bagholding thr largest bubble in the history of humanity.

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So what do I put my money into? Fiat? BTC? Bonds?

No it doesn't you retard they just make them self look like the bogdanofs

Gold, Silver and XRP like the Rothchild said

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there doesn't need to be a comeback, we got sick of trying to argue with you goldbugs half a century ago

This shit is going to be scary. Boomers, Xers, and older millenials will be completely fucked in the ass.

Nice pecs. How much can he bench?

Tech stocks for the next month or two, but I expect travel and hospitality stocks to start outpacing tech growth by the end of the year in anticipation of the "vaccine" and post-election normalization. You'll have to closely monitor macro trends if you want to time the growth corrections (like what happened this past week, all the stock indexes were severely overbought, especially anything tech related). If you want to know when the big bog is coming, watch US dollar strength and bond yields as well as fed statements.

Technically metals might be a good play eventually, but we really won't start seeing inflation go into full swing until money velocity picks up (back to consooooming) and lending standards loosen up (they are extremely tight right now). You can probably play the short term trends if another stimulus bill is announced or if the Fed says something about increasing QE but I don't think a long term hold is in the cards quite yet.

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>stonks and property only go up" will be left bagholding thr largest bubble in the history of humanity.
no