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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,244
Why? Macro factors are nothing like 2007. They’re more like the early 1980s.
Dollar continues to surge while inflation persists. Yield curve steepening. Fed not budging. Something is going to get fucked real soon and it might be sovereign debt and those exposed to it.

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I don't believe the redditor up-onlys. I don't believe the orange america doomers.

Made a plan to buy near the June lows if we ever go there. Doing just that

#FirstNeverFollows
We are at the June lows in SPX so better start buying bruh.
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
33,862
Best way to fight inflation is to circulate more money, duh
hungary: price caps on petrol/diesel, sugar, chicken and some foods. let's give the profit of petrol companies to people so that they can spend more. also, renovations of homes with at least one kid have a 50% governmental support, cause why not. and before the elections, we had a tax return of around 2k€ per person if we had a child below 18.

result: one of the highest inflations in the eu. literally the highest inflation on bread (since it's not protected by a governmental price cap, grocery stores can raise the prices just as much as they like). the minister of economic affairs already said that we can expect ~20% this year and the next :baus:

i hate populists
 

campionesidd

Senior Member
Mar 16, 2013
16,871
hungary: price caps on petrol/diesel, sugar, chicken and some foods. let's give the profit of petrol companies to people so that they can spend more. also, renovations of homes with at least one kid have a 50% governmental support, cause why not. and before the elections, we had a tax return of around 2k€ per person if we had a child below 18.

result: one of the highest inflations in the eu. literally the highest inflation on bread (since it's not protected by a governmental price cap, grocery stores can raise the prices just as much as they like). the minister of economic affairs already said that we can expect ~20% this year and the next :baus:

i hate populists
Is Orban Erdogan’s cousin?
 

Dostoevsky

Tzu
Administrator
May 27, 2007
89,026
hungary: price caps on petrol/diesel, sugar, chicken and some foods. let's give the profit of petrol companies to people so that they can spend more. also, renovations of homes with at least one kid have a 50% governmental support, cause why not. and before the elections, we had a tax return of around 2k€ per person if we had a child below 18.

result: one of the highest inflations in the eu. literally the highest inflation on bread (since it's not protected by a governmental price cap, grocery stores can raise the prices just as much as they like). the minister of economic affairs already said that we can expect ~20% this year and the next :baus:

i hate populists
90% od things you said is happening here as well. Literally. I just expect it to be 30% and not 20
 

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