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View Poll Results: What will happen to Inflation over the coming 18 months?
Inflation will go up 27 38.57%
Inflation will go down 23 32.86%
Inflation will stay the same 19 27.14%
Wait. What is inflation? 1 1.43%
Voters: 70. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 10-18-2023, 01:28 PM
 
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Inflation is going to go down and we’ll have a deflationary spiral because theres an ongoing financial and actual world war raging where the FED is jacking rates to defend the dollar from china’s aggression and it is going to crash the real estate market world wide and the world economy.

Todays doom for everyone.
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Old 10-18-2023, 02:20 PM
 
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18 mos.? Yoy inflation had better be lower than the same trailing year to date.
Exactly. I can't imagine any scenario where inflation is still going up 18 months from now while the fed continues to raise rates and put the screws on the economy.
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Old 10-18-2023, 02:26 PM
 
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'Scuse you, I'll insert myself into any conversation I want thank you very much.

And how is a single identical item going up $3300 in one year NOT inflation? What is it then, deflation? Stagnation?

My boat would have been 20k more expensive if I waited until 2022 instead of getting my butt in there fast in 2021 to order it. That's also inflation.
One item going up in price $3,300 in one year is absolutely not a market of inflation. Why on earth would you think it is?

When the cost of my TV goes down in price is that deflation?
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Old 10-18-2023, 02:32 PM
 
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Since 1933, US Gubmint has not circulated lawful money. "Dollar bills" are IOUs (debt) denominated in dollars, but until redeemed, they have a minus value. Oh, right, in 1933, Gubmint repudiated redeeming their notes - they're worthless.
Moving on.
Inflation is supposedly too much money chasing too few goods. So who has all that "too much money" bidding up the price?
Billionaires aren't bidding up the price for milk and cookies. So what's really going on?
Hint : who is the REAL taxpayer?
The customer, from whom all taxpayers (business and labor) get their money tokens to pay their taxes.
What happens when there is a delay from the point taxes were collected and spent, and the point they show up as overhead expenses?
TAX SHIFT INFLATION.
All income taxes shift to the retail price.
And that means NOTHING that the FED does will ever stop inflation...
The ONLY REAL REMEDY is to abolish all income taxes on labor and business.
Which is politically unacceptable because under the republican form of government, no endowed right is taxable. ONLY GOVERNMENT PRIVILEGES CAN BE TAXED.
So once those "voluntary socialist taxes" are void, the bulk of the government's revenue vanishes.
THAT IS WHY NO ONE WILL EVER "FIX" THE PROBLEM.
To do so would end the peoples democratic socialist republic of america.
This is exactly why I come to this forum. Well-thought-out evidence based commentary founded on economic principals.
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Old 10-18-2023, 02:54 PM
 
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Guessing Game: What is going to happen to Inflation over the comping 18 months?
If supply chain issues are resolved then Demand-pull Inflation will decline. Cost-push Inflation will remain the same so long as there's conflict in Ukraine.

Monetary Inflation will remained largely unchanged at about 0.5%.
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Old 10-20-2023, 06:22 AM
 
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One item going up in price $3,300 in one year is absolutely not a market of inflation. Why on earth would you think it is?

When the cost of my TV goes down in price is that deflation?
LOL.

Because an HVAC is the only thing that's increased in price over the last few years, got it.

An HVAC is a good example of the havoc the inflation has caused actually. My guy (who is sort of a friend) was explaiing to me, all parts....the wiring, the copper, etc. etc. all have skyrocketed. And the unit itself is more expensive than the identical one I bought last year for downstairs.

Have you been out there over the past 2 years or so? EVERYTHING costs more.
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Old 10-22-2023, 08:19 PM
 
Location: Berkeley Neighborhood, Denver, CO USA
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Strawberries or kumquats.
Not sure which.
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