Dave Taylor
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Minus $20 trillion liquidityjust compare it to March 2020.
Minus $20 trillion liquidityjust compare it to March 2020.
why? are we going to collapse if russia cuts us off from our supply of titanium?America is going to be in a lot of hurt. Hope everyone just took out a new car loan the size of a mortgage....
Minus $20 trillion liquidity
why? are we going to collapse if russia cuts us off from our supply of titanium?
This is russia invading the Ukraine, they have been doing that for 1000 years now.
ya but gas prices going up are nothing new....gas prices going up have never proven to be a crisis....gas not being available is....and at a certain price point it becomes viable for us to refine our own crude...we have ALOT of it....its just more expensive to refine.Quick dip in the stock market, should recover quickly. Gas prices likely to stay high for awhile tho - fueling more inflation.
you get your shirt yet?ammo cans are full tho. JIC

ya but gas prices going up are nothing new....gas prices going up have never proven to be a crisis....gas not being available is....and at a certain price point it becomes viable for us to refine our own crude...we have ALOT of it....its just more expensive to refine.
you get your shirt yet?
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Not nearly as badjust compare it to March 2020.
It's not about Russiawhy? are we going to collapse if russia cuts us off from our supply of titanium?
This is russia invading the Ukraine, they have been doing that for 1000 years now.
This will be slow and painful...Def no crisis, just adding to people's misery
Def no crisis, just adding to people's misery
I think we have lost sight of what the word "misery" means in this country.
I spend ALOT of time reading/learning about history.....my view of what's actually painful goes a little beyond an extra 10 cents a gallon for gasoline. Scarcity is painful, temporary higher prices are merely annoying.This will be slow and painful...
Yes, huge source of many issues.What misery? We almost started a civil war last week when they announced they were going to stop importing avocados. I think we have lost sight of what the word "misery" means in this country.
I found this very interesting. Basically people have upwards of 600% more in luxuries now than they had 30 or 40 years ago and they are less happy and less content.I spend ALOT of time reading/learning about history.....my view of what's actually painful goes a little beyond an extra 10 cents a gallon for gasoline. Scarcity is painful, temporary higher prices are merely annoying.
I am guessing that seeing a world of depression pretty painful. It's not the high gas, or high electricity. Electricity. It's when all of these things combined and you cannot afford to pay the mortgage on your $700,000 house when it is now worth $300,000. I think we have hit a short-term bottom in the markets. Maybe a little bit lower from here but not much. I do think the tide has changed since around November 9th.I spend ALOT of time reading/learning about history.....my view of what's actually painful goes a little beyond an extra 10 cents a gallon for gasoline. Scarcity is painful, temporary higher prices are merely annoying.
What misery? We almost started a civil war last week when they announced they were going to stop importing avocados. I think we have lost sight of what the word "misery" means in this country.