Let me ask you something, have you taken a basic college course on economics and do you keep up with the markets on a daily basis? This is not to be rude, it's that many people on here don't seem to have studied the basics of economics and when they try to "refute" my points their analysis sounds on par with a flat earther.
Here's link to investing.com which shows you all of the commodity prices in real time. Sort them by the 1 year and the 3 year return. You'll see double digit growth rates across the board. That's inflation.
Where is that inflation coming from? Non stop market intervention by the Fed. Enclosed is a link to the NY Fed Treasury Securities website. It specifically tells you that they are buying 80 billion in bonds each month. They are doing that to support treasury prices and suppress yields. The side effect is inflation.
Further, here's a link to M2 from the Fed. Switch it to the ALL time frame and you'll see they ramped up M2 40% last year alone. The biggest in the history of this nation and larger than entire decades.
In closing, there's a shitload of inflation happening now and if you drive a car you will see that gas prices are up. Spot price of crude is up over 60 bucks and over 70% from November and it's not even the summer driving season yet.
are you going to just write one liner quips or offer some data and analysis?
You sound like a retarded bot lol
great analysis. Enlighten me with your forecast on inflation and the effect it will have on corporate borrowing.
We won't have inflation. Look up stagflation
Let me ask you something, have you taken a basic college course on economics and do you keep up with the markets on a daily basis? This is not to be rude, it's that many people on here don't seem to have studied the basics of economics and when they try to "refute" my points their analysis sounds on par with a flat earther.
Here's link to investing.com which shows you all of the commodity prices in real time. Sort them by the 1 year and the 3 year return. You'll see double digit growth rates across the board. That's inflation.
https://www.investing.com/commodities/real-time-futures
Where is that inflation coming from? Non stop market intervention by the Fed. Enclosed is a link to the NY Fed Treasury Securities website. It specifically tells you that they are buying 80 billion in bonds each month. They are doing that to support treasury prices and suppress yields. The side effect is inflation.
https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/domestic-market-operations/monetary-policy-implementation/treasury-securities/treasury-securities-operational-details
Further, here's a link to M2 from the Fed. Switch it to the ALL time frame and you'll see they ramped up M2 40% last year alone. The biggest in the history of this nation and larger than entire decades.
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m2
In closing, there's a shitload of inflation happening now and if you drive a car you will see that gas prices are up. Spot price of crude is up over 60 bucks and over 70% from November and it's not even the summer driving season yet.