Message from @Cryrosphere
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fair i guess
if you have property, you can go through 10k in a week
then what?
dont know how you working that
when you have savings, you can build wealth BOTH by being frugal and by investing while still having liquidity when you need it
but you dont loose 10k a week in property here
wait till next week... i have a feeling you are going to understand what i mean real soon
Gordon Freedman: Unforeseen Consequences
housing here has gone up every month for years its about time it burst
they are already calling this, "THe Everything Bubble"
in the last week, i have seen various products increase in price 3x
Injecting 50 billion in interest-free loans into the economy will likely expedite the current stock-market freefall.
You'll likely see short-term spikes, followed by cataclysmic crashes
:confused_bismarck:
agreed, we saw one of those spikes yesterday
agreed young chap
let me put it another way , cryo
if the market tanks like we are suggesting, how's it feel to pay $150 for a loaf of bread?
with the QE that has been injected into the system, the oil markets being flooded and the virus...
.welll..
50 Billion suddenly coming into existence results in rapid market inflation - which is historically followed by crippling economic destabilization.
I’m not exactly experienced with econ
So i’m not going to interject
it was ALREADY a massive wave chasing us
neither
But that was just in reference to some of the bullshit you have said
" some of the bullshit you have said' - i rarely bullshit about such things
the crash will come, just a question of when
we have known this for a LONG tim
can't keep printing money and not expect it to catch up with you
and if china decides to sell all the property they have scooped up in NA?
Without diving too deep into econ - when you have Supply shocks (caused by the coronavirus) mixed with a rapid influx of capital (50 Billion interest-free loans) - you get hyperinflation
^^
nigga you held onto the anime debate like your life depended on it
This caused the crash in Austria + Germany in 1922, Brazil in 1994, and most recently Venezuela in 2016.
supply shocks are the result of globalism; if we had more manufacturing, we could have absorbed it
don't come at me with the "i have have rarely ever said bullshit"
