WHAT ABOUT both deflation and inflation happening same time. in different sectors. inflation in consumer items such as food and oil, while deflation in retail items such as cloths, electronics, rent, house prices. Plenty of inflation for guns, weapons, bullets last time I checked. also no change in price for services such as mechanics, doctors, dentists, lawyer fees, insurance, college, barbers etc..
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somebody should write about on how to profit from the collapse of US middle class. Also write a book on how to profit from the collapse of a Representative Democracy of America. or oh oh , a book on how to profit from illegal wars started by America, or a book on how to profit from the sickness industry of America, how to profit from police brutality, how to profit from US global Imperialism, how to profit from the end of America, how to profit from coming biological disease pandemic, how to profit from nuclear war....
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you either have protectionism, or unemployment checks. Put up tariffs on certain industry sectors of Americas manufacturing, use that tariff as government funding so the cunt U.S. government can cut taxes and entice businesses and consumer spending. but it would make too much sense because big outsourcing multi-national global corporation and banks control America's government, and is hell bent on destroying the middle class of the world with their neo-liberal criminal syndicate modern day slave wage globalization fake free trade efforts to bring about a one world government.
TRILLIONS of derivatives. it's just a matter of time. Volatile times means no safe haven, not even precious metals with all the violent up and down swings. there is NOTHING that can prevent fractions of your hard earned wealth from being destroyed (short term). unless of course you're one of the wall street insiders that know which way things will go.
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I like to see how all these overleveraged banks having on their books trillions of dollars of derivatives handle an interest rate increase. it was an IR increase by Bernake in 2007 that set off the subprime crisis which lead to global financial meltdown in 2008.
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unless of course you're one of the wall street insiders that know which way things will go.
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