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So basically your whole video is showing that the Fed and alchemists of the money printer want to just keep kicking the DEBT can down the road in perpetuity. And there is nothing you or I can do about it other than to try and outpace inflation by making more money.
Tell me about it. My 401k? Practically useless right now. I’ve got over $500k in there, but with everything going on, I’m wondering if I should just cash out and figure something else out. I’m getting closer to retirement, and the idea of relying on that fund is stressing me out.
It’s rough out there. Honestly, I had to pick up a second job just to make sure we stay afloat. The cost of living keeps going up, and the value of my investments seems to be going down. Feels like a losing game sometimes.
That’s why I started getting serious about budgeting and financial planning back in 2020 when the pandemic hit. It’s been a game-changer for me. At first, it was tough, but now, I’m feeling way more secure, and my investments are actually growing.
How’d you pull that off? I’ve been trying to stick to a budget, but with all this uncertainty, it feels impossible to get ahead, let alone plan for the future.
Maybe I need to talk to someone like her. I’ve been hesitant to get outside help, but with the way things are going, I might not have a choice if I want to make sure I’m set for retirement.
My wife is already getting anxious with all the questions! Will the rate cut trigger inflation? I'm genuinely concerned about my $1 million stock portfolio losing value. What strategies should I be considering for my portfolio right now?
In times like these, it's crucial for investors to stay vigilant against the next inevitable shift. That’s why securing the right asset allocation and working with a financial advisor, especially if you're unsure how to navigate market conditions, is essential.
Having the right plan is absolutely crucial. My portfolio is designed to perform well in any market condition and has already seen an 80% increase since the start of this year. My CFA and I are aiming for a seven-figure milestone, although it might take until Q2 2025 to achieve.
The licensed advisor I work with is Melissa Elise Robinson. Since you asked, I'm sharing her name. You can search for her online to find the details you need to set up an appointment.
Does it really matter?? Prices are still going to increase regardless of the results unless supply drastically increases. Nobody is going to come up and magically make things cheaper overnight.
The used car inflation numbers are skewed though... used car prices skyrocketed in 2019-2022 and then dropping down since new car supply increased. So it's not really negative, it is correcting
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The government also keeps changing how inflation is calculated, and of course, makes inflation look lower than it would have been had they not changed how it was historically calculated.
Exactly they include everything but what actually matters which is food and energy that is the real inflation that every American feels not the other crap that nobody cares about, and that may be only affects less than one percent of Americans.
Something special about you. I've been a follower for years and you always repeat almost the same thing over and over in all your videos but still not bored and keep listening.
Places like grocery stores are at the end of the inflation chain. Despite what people think. Grocery stores are one of that last places to increase prices. Once inflation stabilizes. Stores will evaluate the new supply chain cost and a huge round of price increases will follow.
Because inflation going down doesn’t undo how much the prices have already gone up, it lowers the rate CURRENTLY by how much prices are going up. You can’t undo or have deflation. Also it’s clear the rate of income is lower than inflation too.
This makes me even more grateful I bought my house in 2020. I'm paying less for my mortgage than people I know paying rent. I've been watching inflation and my other bills going up, won't talk about the cost of groceries.
Congratulations. We bought our home in 2017 and refinanced in 2021 when the interest rates were even lower. Due to the increase in property taxes and insurance in our area, the monthly payment has gone up by over $300 a month this year. Everything is just so inflated, it's saddening. You're right... groceries are another issue
@@everardocalderon8720You do know Alaska is still apart of the USA. Also I am pretty sure supply’s in Alaska is more expensive due to shipping cost getting it there, but I am not knocking the idea of moving to Alaska. Do it! 👍🏼
For prices to drop to 2019 numbers it would require DEFLATION...INFLATION always exsists and prices always increase...a loaf of bread was 59 cents in 1978..do you exspect it to ever drop to that number?
@@nolongeranurse3369too much increase over short time makes it unaffordable as the incomes didn’t go up that much. We must not compare with prices 50 years ago.
Some experts think rate cuts could boost certain industries, while others warn it might increase inflation concerns. I'm reviewing my $600K portfolio allocations and I'm curious about strategies to respond to these potential sector impacts.
Increase exposure to interest rate-sensitive sectors like REITs and utilities, and maintain or slightly increase holdings in growth sectors like technology and consumer discretionary. For tailored advice, consider consulting a financial advisor.
This is why I entrusted a fiduciary with my investmnt decisions. Many underestimate advisors until emotions lead to losses. My advisor crafted a tailored strategy aligning with my long-term goals, guiding entry and exit points for the equities I focus on. This has grown my portfolio to over $850k. My personal best so far
Raise the rates until deflation brings everything back down. Each year the government splits the taxes it brings in to pay off the debt (50% to debt/50% remaining to a balanced budget for the year). This will require years of sacrifice but in the end our country will have a strong economy.
I think personally government spending is going down. Think about the fact we reached an interest rate of 5.25% and we are heading into a deep recession. Unless ww3 or a covid situation arises again it will go down to what japan uses.
From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Inflation doesn’t just lessen government debt: it lessens everyone else’s too. Bought my house in 2018. While its value has increased substantially and my wages have increased, what I owe the bank in principle and interest is in 2018 dollars.
another great one, thank you for your time$ this lopsided house😂😂 hey!!! that's better than my lopsided house...........currently working on my decade!
it is a real balancing act for the central banks, to much one way or the other, and bad things will happen, but trying to stay in the goldilock zone is so difficult
Inflation is way worse than those percentages. Grocery stores mark up their products so they can stay afloat so those $3 eggs are really $5-6 or more depending on the brand. When the fed lowers rates inflation will rise. They lost the inflation war long ago.
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This dude is legit, I was hesitant thinking he was a poser with the turban But he's just living his life and providing great honest content To be clear, i don't have a problem with turbans or other cultures in general I think it's really cool when people hold strong to their values, and it's cool when people bend and melt together letting go of what holds us back and holding on to what we cherish My problem is with the opposite, selling out values,
So Insurance is coming down. People want Rent control. They forgot that taxes and Insurance has gone up. More landlords will walk away. And When a large new company comes in they can raise the rent. 😮
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We need negative inflation (deflation), which will cause unemployment. Ask yourself, is it worse to work and not afford to live or short-term pain to price correct assets to make them affordable in the future.
Inflation is necessary. Economists use inflation to decrease the burden of interest on the national debt. Which we have a lot of. Regardless of what the media says, or what the Interest rates are, inflation is going nowhere, ever.
Everyone wants congress to cut federal spending. Everyone except those getting social security, disability, Medicaid, medicare and a dozen other federal programs.
With war on the horizon. Is anyone considering a rate hike soon after that starts? That’s what will happen. This scenario would catch most everyone off guard. Something to consider.
Assuming your income matches inflation: When you owe money, lowering the value of that money (inflation) is good for you. When you don't owe money, lowering the value of money you have (inflation) is bad for you. Either way: If your income grows faster than inflation, you have more discretionary money to circulate in the market. Bad for the economy. If inflation grows faster than your income, you have less discretionary money to circulate in the market. Bad for the economy. The "pie only gets bigger" when consumers have discretionary income to consume. i.e. while "trickle down economics" is a pure myth, all crashes trickle up. Catastrophic crashes happen when average people don't have any spare money left over to be consumers. Total economic collapse happens when governments try to hide the symptoms of real economic problems by fixing things on paper. Reality is what it is, and stacking economic bandaids will only make this economic wound fester. "Socialism" is indeed bad, but an economy can't exist without the lower economic strata at least being stable. They're competing over too few crumbs of the pie.
if you want to see info on as it only pertains to families then you would need to break the top half out from the bottom half. however, that is not the goal of the FRB. AND YOU KNOW IT. therefore they did not lie. right or wrong, they just dont care about individual family. they care about the USA as a whole.
Bro, better talk about something that really works. I’ve been saying for a year now that you can add crypto in the Cryptonica liquidity pool and gain with no pain
Why would they want to end inflation if it directly benefits them? Also, it is a logical fallacy to think that you can inflate debt away with more debt. More debt means more debt, especially with a fiat currency that is debt objectified.
I have a 8.5k mortgage it's for 5yrs and I have 6.5 financing with a total of $600k payoff after financing for a $500k home. We consider refinancing every month but this economy is so rocky that we are scared to stretch out the yrs of the loan. 😢
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So basically your whole video is showing that the Fed and alchemists of the money printer want to just keep kicking the DEBT can down the road in perpetuity. And there is nothing you or I can do about it other than to try and outpace inflation by making more money.
These Fed rate cuts were meant to help, but now they're causing chaos. My savings aren't earning anything, and the stock market is unpredictable.
Tell me about it. My 401k? Practically useless right now. I’ve got over $500k in there, but with everything going on, I’m wondering if I should just cash out and figure something else out. I’m getting closer to retirement, and the idea of relying on that fund is stressing me out.
It’s rough out there. Honestly, I had to pick up a second job just to make sure we stay afloat. The cost of living keeps going up, and the value of my investments seems to be going down. Feels like a losing game sometimes.
That’s why I started getting serious about budgeting and financial planning back in 2020 when the pandemic hit. It’s been a game-changer for me. At first, it was tough, but now, I’m feeling way more secure, and my investments are actually growing.
How’d you pull that off? I’ve been trying to stick to a budget, but with all this uncertainty, it feels impossible to get ahead, let alone plan for the future.
Maybe I need to talk to someone like her. I’ve been hesitant to get outside help, but with the way things are going, I might not have a choice if I want to make sure I’m set for retirement.
My wife is already getting anxious with all the questions! Will the rate cut trigger inflation? I'm genuinely concerned about my $1 million stock portfolio losing value. What strategies should I be considering for my portfolio right now?
In times like these, it's crucial for investors to stay vigilant against the next inevitable shift. That’s why securing the right asset allocation and working with a financial advisor, especially if you're unsure how to navigate market conditions, is essential.
Having the right plan is absolutely crucial. My portfolio is designed to perform well in any market condition and has already seen an 80% increase since the start of this year. My CFA and I are aiming for a seven-figure milestone, although it might take until Q2 2025 to achieve.
Pls how can I reach this CFA, I need someone to help me manage my portfolio.
The licensed advisor I work with is Melissa Elise Robinson. Since you asked, I'm sharing her name. You can search for her online to find the details you need to set up an appointment.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Imagine that, inflation miraculously ended just in time for the election!! Who could have guessed.!?!?
Amazing, we should have rigged elections all the time .....oh, wait....
Kind of like inflation happened to impact the election….well that and corporate greed.
It’s sad and pathetic
Inflation would have been dead years ago if it was not for the economic stimulus packages both openly and done in secret.
Does it really matter?? Prices are still going to increase regardless of the results unless supply drastically increases.
Nobody is going to come up and magically make things cheaper overnight.
The used car inflation numbers are skewed though... used car prices skyrocketed in 2019-2022 and then dropping down since new car supply increased. So it's not really negative, it is correcting
Thank You! so much for being the person who explains the financial and Wall Street world to a country boy like me, Jaspreet. I appreciate you and watch your videos everyday for the knowledge you provide, and I always try to pay it forward not only by trying to teach others, but by making your channel my top recommendation to others. Just keep up the outstanding work of explaining it in such simplistic terms that even someone like me can fully grasp it. You're The Best! and my go to channel on RUclips.
The government also keeps changing how inflation is calculated, and of course, makes inflation look lower than it would have been had they not changed how it was historically calculated.
Exactly they include everything but what actually matters which is food and energy that is the real inflation that every American feels not the other crap that nobody cares about, and that may be only affects less than one percent of Americans.
When did they change this? I can't find anything in Google, I'm sure it's buried right now.
@@jesswilson6012 2021 to make joe and Kamala look better
Something special about you. I've been a follower for years and you always repeat almost the same thing over and over in all your videos but still not bored and keep listening.
Isn't that like passive aggressive criticism ? LOL
What's just at grocery store yesterday and eggs are up and entire dollar from last week. Inflation is still chugging along.
Places like grocery stores are at the end of the inflation chain. Despite what people think. Grocery stores are one of that last places to increase prices.
Once inflation stabilizes. Stores will evaluate the new supply chain cost and a huge round of price increases will follow.
Kroger recently got exposed price gouging egg and milk purchases.
Yeah .. i just bought chickens instead.😂
Because inflation going down doesn’t undo how much the prices have already gone up, it lowers the rate CURRENTLY by how much prices are going up. You can’t undo or have deflation. Also it’s clear the rate of income is lower than inflation too.
This makes me even more grateful I bought my house in 2020. I'm paying less for my mortgage than people I know paying rent.
I've been watching inflation and my other bills going up, won't talk about the cost of groceries.
Congratulations. We bought our home in 2017 and refinanced in 2021 when the interest rates were even lower. Due to the increase in property taxes and insurance in our area, the monthly payment has gone up by over $300 a month this year. Everything is just so inflated, it's saddening. You're right... groceries are another issue
Mortgage is always supposed to be lowered than rent. You can't rent a house out for lower than the monthly mortgage.
@@tommycoe2333 let me be clear, I know people renting apartments smaller than my house for almost twice the payment.
You have to add in property taxes, insurance, and maintenance and repairs to get rent equivalency
Very nice explanation. It's easy to understand.
Imagine that the government doing what’s best for them not the citizens.
That’s why I’m leaving the USA and moving to Alaska.
All the while using our 💵 to do it. 🤦🏼♂️
Lol love the jokes @@everardocalderon8720
@@everardocalderon8720You do know Alaska is still apart of the USA. Also I am pretty sure supply’s in Alaska is more expensive due to shipping cost getting it there, but I am not knocking the idea of moving to Alaska. Do it! 👍🏼
@@kalblades 😬☹️
I sell cars. They are not cheaper than in 2019. They are cheaper than last year, but still more expensive than 2019.
Word. I nearly lol'd the coffee out of my mouth when I heard him say that.
Yes, those are 2023 - 2024 inflation numbers!
For prices to drop to 2019 numbers it would require DEFLATION...INFLATION always exsists and prices always increase...a loaf of bread was 59 cents in 1978..do you exspect it to ever drop to that number?
😂 No I have eyeballs and can see prices for cars are up.
@@nolongeranurse3369too much increase over short time makes it unaffordable as the incomes didn’t go up that much. We must not compare with prices 50 years ago.
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Some experts think rate cuts could boost certain industries, while others warn it might increase inflation concerns. I'm reviewing my $600K portfolio allocations and I'm curious about strategies to respond to these potential sector impacts.
Increase exposure to interest rate-sensitive sectors like REITs and utilities, and maintain or slightly increase holdings in growth sectors like technology and consumer discretionary. For tailored advice, consider consulting a financial advisor.
This is why I entrusted a fiduciary with my investmnt decisions. Many underestimate advisors until emotions lead to losses. My advisor crafted a tailored strategy aligning with my long-term goals, guiding entry and exit points for the equities I focus on. This has grown my portfolio to over $850k. My personal best so far
How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my portfolio.
I could really use the expertise of this advsors
Her name is ‘Marissa Lynn Babula’. Just search the name and you’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
30 year fixed is still at 6.9% and home costs are still out of control. Everything is fixed and fine though. Lol
@@izatt82 when rates drop prices will rise again
@@nolongeranurse3369 they never went down.
Literally just got a quote yesterday for 30 year fixed at 5.99% no rate buy down
Biggest difference is in quality and quantity of what you buy for new price.
They need to keep discretionary items out of the equation. The needs are more telling than the wants.
Agreed. No one cares that TVs and computers are cheaper when food and rent and utilities are through the roof.
They need to dismantle the “ Federal Reserve Bank”. It’s not helping
I can’t afford to feed my fictional baby because of the cost of milk. Why is my baby fictional? Because it’s too expensive to have a baby
Kamala will want to tax unrealized gains on that fictional baby. Watch out!!!
What?? they had babies in the great depression. how is it too expensive now??? you keyboard warriors just write anything
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Gold is skyhigh... That means people are hedging on safety.
I hate avacados but love your cotent.Happy investing/stacking
A fantastic video! Thanks.
I just had to replace my speed queen dryer.Sales price was 1300$ a base GE was 800$ so I'm not convinced appliances have fallen in price
Great educational video. You should have mentioned that money printing has not stoped and the dollar has devalued.
Thank you Jaspreet. Very nice video.
Raise the rates until deflation brings everything back down. Each year the government splits the taxes it brings in to pay off the debt (50% to debt/50% remaining to a balanced budget for the year). This will require years of sacrifice but in the end our country will have a strong economy.
The government relies on inflation to pay off it’s debt.
Actually it is not really a sacrifice when government reduces spending. It is more like "getting their house in order"
@@dennmillsch Well put! :)
Thanks again for the knowledge.
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Thing is that 500k home will shrink in square footage because of the rise in cost of materials when interest is cut and demand goes up.
It already has. 3000 square foot home is now 500k to build. Compared to 7000 square foot home was 500k in 2019
@@fjb5263 right, mine was built in 2017…4K square for 345k. The 1.2k square homes built in my neighborhood today are going for almost that much now…
This is definitely the right time for more people to teach themselves about financial education.
The higher the tarrif tax. The higher the cost on supplies consumers will have to pay
not related but likes
Thank you for sharing your insights
Good information. Thank you
very well put
Jaspreet might be "the most random guy on RUclips" but, he still speaks rational, well researched, clear truth.
Government money printing/Borrowing/spending is only headed in one direction... UP.... Meaning inflation is headed in one direction too... UP
Raise chicken,turkey, goats, keep Bees, grow herbs and trees. Debit money is not necessary.
I think personally government spending is going down.
Think about the fact we reached an interest rate of 5.25% and we are heading into a deep recession.
Unless ww3 or a covid situation arises again it will go down to what japan uses.
@@Micfri300 Who will 85% of the voters vote for the person saying cut cut cut or the person saying free free free
@@derkong7114 cut cut cut is the only option left
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I haven't even watched the entire video but I would loved if he would have added the cost of healthcare and car insurance to his chart
I’m personally to the point of doing reckless things in an attempt to keep up which is only making it a million times worse, for myself.
Somebody said Even corner stores selling green n the back just to pay their bills
From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
Please where and how did you earn that much
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She is the lady that changed my life for good
Yes!!! That's exactly her name (Flora Wood) I've seen so many people talking about her....and am just starting with her from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of his clients testimony on CNBC news last week.
When has the government not lied
subestitute small valu stock because we might other market was retail.
"Just a random guy on RUclips." Thanks for your insight.
Officially Over, Unofficially not over.
Were you taking pictures dhring this video? I kept hearing a beeping noise.
Inflation doesn’t just lessen government debt: it lessens everyone else’s too. Bought my house in 2018. While its value has increased substantially and my wages have increased, what I owe the bank in principle and interest is in 2018 dollars.
So wouldn’t there be more sellers on the market when the interest rates drop?
Learning more from this video than I did taking MacroEcon in college (no disrespect to Mankiw, though)
inflation for 2014 to 2015
0.1% , for 2014 to 2015?????? WOW true???
Great example, that's why I say if you are not making Dubble the government listed rate of inflation, you're falling behind year after year.
...no different from companies lying and still telling needy people that they are hiring.
another great one, thank you for your time$
this lopsided house😂😂 hey!!! that's better than my lopsided house...........currently working on my decade!
it is a real balancing act for the central banks, to much one way or the other, and bad things will happen, but trying to stay in the goldilock zone is so difficult
Inflation will never end. Periodt 💅 2.2 percent is no zero. Lol 😂
Inflation is way worse than those percentages. Grocery stores mark up their products so they can stay afloat so those $3 eggs are really $5-6 or more depending on the brand. When the fed lowers rates inflation will rise. They lost the inflation war long ago.
How did accepting these lies become normalized? I guess as long as we all know they are liars we adjust to what we can all see is the truth.
That’s the Democrat communist way lie until it becomes truth
what lies???
Also shrinkflation is a thing, paying more for less
$4 for Milk $3 for eggs After inflation? I know its the averages but that mean some states havent really seen any price increase
can you please explain what is the root cause of the inflation in groceries? Corporate greed or something else?
It’s not corporate greed because grocery stores run on a small margin so it is something else.
The government
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Excellent video brother you do this almost too well 😂
Large appliances dropped significantly
When have they not lied about the inflation experience ?
This dude is legit,
I was hesitant thinking he was a poser with the turban
But he's just living his life and providing great honest content
To be clear, i don't have a problem with turbans or other cultures in general
I think it's really cool when people hold strong to their values, and it's cool when people bend and melt together letting go of what holds us back and holding on to what we cherish
My problem is with the opposite, selling out values,
So Insurance is coming down. People want Rent control. They forgot that taxes and Insurance has gone up. More landlords will walk away. And When a large new company comes in they can raise the rent. 😮
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Can advise Fed, how to deal for soft lending
Federal Reserve Bank is not Federal, not a Reserve and not a Bank 💀💀
where you buy eggs...😂😂 thats expensive
Let me simplify! Once housing prices start falling the cost of bread , milk , and anything else won't matter?
We need negative inflation (deflation), which will cause unemployment. Ask yourself, is it worse to work and not afford to live or short-term pain to price correct assets to make them affordable in the future.
Inflation is necessary.
Economists use inflation to decrease the burden of interest on the national debt. Which we have a lot of.
Regardless of what the media says, or what the Interest rates are, inflation is going nowhere, ever.
Is XAI770K still usable? I wanna have some of that
Just read the creature from jekyll island
Ive got an idea!! If the government stops spending more money than it takes in, then the primary driver of i flatuon goes away?
Everyone wants congress to cut federal spending. Everyone except those getting social security, disability, Medicaid, medicare and a dozen other federal programs.
With war on the horizon. Is anyone considering a rate hike soon after that starts? That’s what will happen. This scenario would catch most everyone off guard. Something to consider.
Can anyone explain XAI770K? Everwhere XAI770K
f greedy corporations and billionaires!!! ppl can't afford the cost of living!!!
i saw a grandma hobbling with a cane begging for money. nothing’s fixed.
first the dog, then the car, then the house, but eventually got my XAI770K
Assuming your income matches inflation:
When you owe money, lowering the value of that money (inflation) is good for you.
When you don't owe money, lowering the value of money you have (inflation) is bad for you.
Either way:
If your income grows faster than inflation, you have more discretionary money to circulate in the market. Bad for the economy.
If inflation grows faster than your income, you have less discretionary money to circulate in the market. Bad for the economy.
The "pie only gets bigger" when consumers have discretionary income to consume. i.e. while "trickle down economics" is a pure myth, all crashes trickle up. Catastrophic crashes happen when average people don't have any spare money left over to be consumers.
Total economic collapse happens when governments try to hide the symptoms of real economic problems by fixing things on paper. Reality is what it is, and stacking economic bandaids will only make this economic wound fester. "Socialism" is indeed bad, but an economy can't exist without the lower economic strata at least being stable. They're competing over too few crumbs of the pie.
if you want to see info on as it only pertains to families then you would need to break the top half out from the bottom half. however, that is not the goal of the FRB. AND YOU KNOW IT. therefore they did not lie. right or wrong, they just dont care about individual family. they care about the USA as a whole.
Ur forgetting corporate greed.
2019 is too far back for your statistics.. It is still just terrible but use the numbers from 2023 to 2024.
Pocketing XAI770K with some swaps. XAI770K will last guys
XAI770K is eating alt coins. if any alt coin gotta mark the XAI770K
you may not agree with the algorithm but that does not mean they lied when the told you exactly how they calculated it
Yes it does. Crap input means crap output.
Bro, better talk about something that really works. I’ve been saying for a year now that you can add crypto in the Cryptonica liquidity pool and gain with no pain
It’s way more than 30%
Why would they want to end inflation if it directly benefits them? Also, it is a logical fallacy to think that you can inflate debt away with more debt. More debt means more debt, especially with a fiat currency that is debt objectified.
It doesn't how inflation FEELS, the FACT is your currency IS more WORTHLESS.
I have a 8.5k mortgage it's for 5yrs and I have 6.5 financing with a total of $600k payoff after financing for a $500k home. We consider refinancing every month but this economy is so rocky that we are scared to stretch out the yrs of the loan. 😢
Just keep your eyes closed when you pay the grocery bill and wa la, inflation is a thing of the past.
What’s the point in trying to inflate the debt away when government spends more money than they make?
These dips somehow affect XAI770K nowhere, obviously smart decisions prevail.