New INFLATION Data Is Red Hot…Are Prices About To Skyrocket Again?

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  • @mayoversand2837 says:

    Powell began QE when the CPI came out. He’s increasing the Fed balance sheet. It will go up from here.

    • @KyleBaran90 says:

      Inflation only happens when they print money. End goods increasing in price is just market forces taking time to rebalance the price on things. Old debt needs taxes or new debt to service it, which creates a positive feedback loop.

    • @Leopardipzg says:

      @@KyleBaran90 greedflation also happens, inflation is used as an excuse to just keep pumping up the prices

    • @skellington-s7p says:

      Balancing the budget and firing 500K+ federal workers will help, tariffs might hurt. A good old recession will get the money printers going again.

  • @joebagodonuts8119 says:

    It never went away.

  • @quixomega says:

    The tarrifs depend very much on what you’re doing. They could kill the entire auto industry so if you work in that prepare to be unemployed very soon.

    • @DigitalDissident says:

      We don’t need millions of new high tech cars being made every year anyway. Hugs waste of money and resources. Always good pre owned vehicles available.

    • @LawrenceMacMacster says:

      Anything made of aluminum is a stake, also look for implications if rare earths and uranium supplies being slashed, fertilizers are also a big thing for farming.
      If you think hyperinflation is impossible in the US think again

    • @LawrenceMacMacster says:

      ​@@DigitalDissident supply of cheap used cars come from Canada the US can’t supply it’s own used market when demand is high. Now it’s playing well since people are too broke to buy a car or they have already destroyed their finances in 2020/2023 paying over stickers 😂

    • @misternobody9801 says:

      How? They are one of the biggest beneficiaries of tariffs. US auto, energy & steel workers are about to grow exponentially.

    • @LawrenceMacMacster says:

      @misternobody9801  they are the biggest beneficiary because the US already has tariffs to protect its industry which is viable since cheap aluminium, steel, detached parts are flowing from Mexico and Canada. Customers are already complaining about prices and margins are thinner than they ever were it’s the worst time to exclude cheap materials. It’s not rocket science the Donald wants to kill Ford, GM etc so his buddy Elon can buy them for cents on the dollar.

  • @JC4321-0 says:

    The government will never tell you the truth George. I think you know this, but don’t want to admit it 😂

  • @coreytrevor1311 says:

    The only way to kill inflation is deflation.

  • @NixonShock1971 says:

    Let the inflation spiral through the summer followed by a “burn it all down” repeat of 2008. If you overpaid for your assets in the last 3 years, thats on you. Maybe the average Joe will have a chance again without having to move Cho in to help him pay the rent.

  • @MarRon98 says:

    Today is the day to REPENT for TOMORROW’S NOT GUARANTEED.

  • @Fastapproaching says:

    I Seriously hope we’re going back to the 1970s, I would love to see 20% interest rate, I’ll be living like the Rockefellers

    • @skellington-s7p says:

      Maybe. But the entire federal budget will go paying interest on the debt. Bye bye social security, medicaire and all the rest.

    • @MeJonTheDon says:

      ​@@skellington-s7palready gone for the people taking over, so we don’t want any more taken from us to let them pay themselves and prop up the system further until it collapsed becuase nobody has anymore. That’s what happens with ponzi schemes.

    • @jimshoe402 says:

      Me Too I got 5 paychecks a month then 🤑🤑🤑🤑

    • @humboldthammer says:

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    • @LawrenceMacMacster says:

      The plan is to devaluate the dollar and raise gold prices, forcibly.
      Mining coal sounds fun 😂

  • @victorfontaine4943 says:

    You’re gonna see inflation accelerate from all these layoffs that can’t find another job. 100k government employees will be unemployed for the holidays… The money better come from somewhere.

  • @armin_1370 says:

    What happened in 1970s that we had the second spike in inflation? Labor participation contributed? Oil prices spiked?
    Also, from your point of view, the latest spike in inflation was due to surveyness sickness and supply crunch. What was the reason in 2008? Too much relentless borrowing?
    Wish you could’ve touched on these! It’s tempting to say the worst phrase in the markets “This time is different”

    • @Brandon.80 says:

      The majority of inflation is the effect of monetary debasement. 1970’s spiked after we decoupled from gold and printed a boat load of money.

  • @Sim_racer_40oz says:

    The book I read! Says small pieces of bread will take all day at work to earn !!!! Look it up

  • @4kstreetclips2022 says:

    Try buying a ribeye steak nowadays 😢

  • @muskyelondragon says:

    Live below your means, live debt free

    • @bladeswelove says:

      Good advice, but food and energy are still going to to keep climbing. Unless you grow your own food and have your own oil well it’s hard to get around that.

    • @The_10th_Man says:

      Amazon revenue for the twelve months ending September 30, 2024 was $620.128B

      Amazon sells exactly ZERO products anyone can’t live without.

  • @benjackson8103 says:

    Should have kept rates as is or increased slightly. Never reached the target but started cutting 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • @fundoo1526 says:

    They pump the stock markets while inflation keeps getting worse & worse.

    • @humboldthammer says:

      Sell America “short” and make a TRILLION. This is the BIG PUMP before the Dump — Trump’s idea.

    • @Brandon.80 says:

      It’s just a natural reaction. The S&P average returns are an accurate measurement of the rate of debasement. They essentially cancel each other out.

  • @bobleonard99 says:

    It sounds like George is trying to put lipstick on a pig.

  • @MoellerEngineeringCo. says:

    I didn’t know George worked for the Fed.

  • @AKATenn says:

    The difference between now and 2008 and the 1970’s is debt levels have never been this high, also corporations own basically everything and are price fixing.

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    • @doyoueatrocks says:

      The difference is America was solvent and America hasn’t been solvent for quite some time now

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