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People really don't know how or what the Fed is, sadly. They don't know that the government wants to cut the debt by creating inflation. They don't understand that they want Fedcoin so they can then pull money from everyone's bank account whenever they want to.Red Pear Realty said:
That's exactly what I'm saying and reactions tend to be moderately aggressive (even here) when I suggest that during times of inflation, the rich get a whole lot richer at the expense of the poor and middle classes. Hell folks here got pissy when we suggested that this whole mess would last 4 to 5 years minimum.
We saw a spike in inflation due to the record-breaking profits of the food and oil industries, which have raised their prices exponentially to rip off the American consumer.
— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) October 25, 2024
Want to know why everything costs more these days?
Corporate greed. pic.twitter.com/0UgMKzYpuJ
Kenneth_2003 said:
So this was all collision by big oil and big food?
Hahahahahahah!!! bawhahaha!!!
You are more likely to hear how a dinner with two teas and chicken fajitas are going to help us run the comeback route through many holes on the way to buy a truckbed toolbox from a gay cowboy artist in Doss.Definitely Not A Cop said:
Can we get an update from the OP on if we should be concerned about inflation?
Well, it's Trump's inflation, so of course it's terrible and is going to destroy our nation.Definitely Not A Cop said:
Can we get an update from the OP on if we should be concerned about inflation?
You already know. Our resident leftists.Señor Chang said:
I'd really like to know who the 15 people are whom starred the OP.
I read a headline talking about the weak monthly job figures this morning, citing Trump's first full month in office. Never mind that it's been a trend for well over a year.CDUB98 said:Well, it's Trump's inflation, so of course it's terrible and is going to destroy our nation.Definitely Not A Cop said:
Can we get an update from the OP on if we should be concerned about inflation?
Definitely Not A Cop said:
Can we get an update from the OP on if we should be concerned about inflation?
austinAG90 said:
Core rate is 2.9%, slightly above the Fed target of 2% (which is too low actually but they can continue to quote Economic Theory books) There are many of the thought that some inflation, say 4-5%, is a good thing, helps create jobs and investment. A theory the street believes in more than 100 year old Theory.
amercer said:
The things that make wall st happy may not be the same things that make voters happy.
austinAG90 said:
Core rate is 2.9%, slightly above the Fed target of 2% (which is too low actually but they can continue to quote Economic Theory books) There are many of the thought that some inflation, say 4-5%, is a good thing, helps create jobs and investment. A theory the street believes in more than 100 year old Theory.
Mike Novogratz: The US has $40T of debt and there's only one way out.
— Milk Road (@milkroaddaily) June 15, 2026
"The only way we deal with that debt is to inflate it away. Period. End of story."
Run 4% inflation while convincing markets you're targeting 2%. Do that for 10 years and you've erased 30% of real debt.
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Mike Novogratz: The US has $40T of debt and there's only one way out.
"The only way we deal with that debt is to inflate it away. Period. End of story."
Run 4% inflation while convincing markets you're targeting 2%. Do that for 10 years and you've erased 30% of real debt.
The danger is that people could lose confidence, and 4% becomes 14% or 40% - wiping out debt AND wealth simultaneously.
Dungeon Crawler Carl said:austinAG90 said:
Core rate is 2.9%, slightly above the Fed target of 2% (which is too low actually but they can continue to quote Economic Theory books) There are many of the thought that some inflation, say 4-5%, is a good thing, helps create jobs and investment. A theory the street believes in more than 100 year old Theory.
You aren't using the words "slightly above" correctly
If you had an employee that missed one of their only two KPIs by 50% over the last six years, would you fire them?