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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: MushBrain1]
    #27376563 - 07/06/21 03:56 PM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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qman said:
If you think inflation is coming, buy puts on the 30 year bond and get rich when yields move from 2% to 8% or higher.




I agree with that, you're obviously correct, but let me change what I said to be more specific: I don't expect Core inflation to rise. I expect the "old kind of inflation" to rise. There is a big difference. Also, bond market isn't going to drive up yields up as long as the Fed keeps buying the bonds. That will keep Core inflation low.


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500X more fake Silver in ETF's than physical Silver existing!





Nobody is going to understand what you just said. You're correct, but it makes me sick that despite the fact that the CME is short more silver than even exists above ground, all they have to do is hike up the margin requirements whenever it starts going up and it comes right back down. Ugh. There is so much market manipulation out there it is MIND BLOWING. I think the average investor has no idea. But you're right, it should go up like crazy... except that it won't. Too much manipulation. That's why I don't even buy silver anymore. But I think if you're going to diversify, its a good idea to have some metals. Maybe safer to invest in less popular metals that don't get so much CME attention.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: ManianFH]
    #27376579 - 07/06/21 04:07 PM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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Does that mean to negotiate a higher wage at your job interview in anticipation of your salary being 3.5% less powerful?




Well, we're all debating about how much less powerful. Some here of great faith what they are told on TV are saying 1.5 - 2% less powerful. The OP is saying, what I can't remember, 20% less powerful. I'm too old and experienced to predict any numbers other than to say "get ready for change." Its so hard to say. It depends on what you are planning to buy. Commodities are going to go way up... fuel, electricity, food, housing, those things are going to go up. Government bond yields? Nope. I don't think they can go up. Those will stay cheap since the Fed is buying them.

But if you are negotiating at your job interview, then screw what I said and the other posters in here said, go with what the OP said and tell your HR manager that YOUR cost of living "has already gone up" because of rising costs in electricity, gasoline, natural gas, automobile prices, food, and lumber. Be sure to mention lumber. Before you go do your negotiation, apply for about 30 other jobs online, and go to some interviews. Get some info about competitive wages from other employers. Then tell your employer that you want to stay there, but you just want them to pay you "a fair amount that you are worth to other employers." I had to give people wage increases because of this.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Moses_Davidson]
    #27377483 - 07/07/21 11:03 AM (2 years, 6 months ago)

$8 for a glass of beer is pretty doom and gloom for me


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: ManianFH]
    #27377494 - 07/07/21 11:14 AM (2 years, 6 months ago)

I get half pitchers for $3.50 If I could stand some putrid swill like PBR it would be 2.50.  I'm the only one in the bar who's allowed to buy half pitchers. If they think there may be a cop in the house, they give me two glasses and I pour a little into
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Does that mean to negotiate a higher wage at your job interview in anticipation of your salary being 3.5% less powerful?




Right now you can probably do quite a bit better than that. Nice raises have been prevalent lately. Employers are competing for workers.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Moses_Davidson]
    #27377527 - 07/07/21 11:42 AM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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qman said:
If you think inflation is coming, buy puts on the 30 year bond and get rich when yields move from 2% to 8% or higher.




I agree with that, you're obviously correct, but let me change what I said to be more specific: I don't expect Core inflation to rise. I expect the "old kind of inflation" to rise. There is a big difference. Also, bond market isn't going to drive up yields up as long as the Fed keeps buying the bonds. That will keep Core inflation low.





The Fed doesn't not control interest rates on the bonds, in fact the Fed only owns $5 trillion of a $21 trillion Treasury bond market. Nobody is stopping the other $16 trillion worth of bondholders from selling on the open market. That doesn't also include the tens of trillions of corporate, state and municipal debt that freely trades everyday at very low rates.

Higher health care, rent, home prices, educational costs and other other expenses for the working class isn't demand based inflation, it's market controlled higher costs.  The only inflation that Big Money cares about is wages and commodities, both of sectors have remained extremely depressed since 2007.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: qman]
    #27377929 - 07/07/21 04:49 PM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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...in fact the Fed only owns $5 trillion of a $21 trillion Treasury bond market. Nobody is stopping the other $16 trillion worth of bondholders from selling on the open market. That doesn't also include the tens of trillions of corporate, state and municipal debt that freely trades everyday at very low rates.





5/21 is 23% of the whole Treasuries market... which is a substantial control position. 

The SEC says that anyone with 4.99% control of a given market is legally obligated to file disclosures because they are a control person and can single-handedly control the market. Anyone with 10% of a given market is an "insider" and is regulated with the same level of horrid paperwork just the same as if they were the CEO of the issuer. If one group has 23% of a market, that is lock-stock-& barrel control.

US Treasuries are THE benchmark for all other bond markets. If the Fed quit (quantitative easing) buying bonds (like fiscal responsibility of the old days), that would be 23% of the buying pressure gone. Demand for the T-bill would be where the market let go (that would be the real market, not the artificial quantitative easing "lets bid on our own auction" bond market), and the T-bill would be at 10%+.

There's an interesting old textbook that talks about how the Fed represses the visible signs of inflation. I highly recommend it for anyone who is interested in the subject. "The Economics of Repressed Inflation" Many of the authors who are quoted in the book ended up to go on and become chairs of the Fed, so may be a real eye opener for you.

Best wishes to you.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Brian Jones]
    #27378076 - 07/07/21 06:36 PM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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ManianFH said:
Does that mean to negotiate a higher wage at your job interview in anticipation of your salary being 3.5% less powerful?




Well, we're all debating about how much less powerful. Some here of great faith what they are told on TV are saying 1.5 - 2% less powerful. The OP is saying, what I can't remember, 20% less powerful. I'm too old and experienced to predict any numbers other than to say "get ready for change." Its so hard to say. It depends on what you are planning to buy. Commodities are going to go way up... fuel, electricity, food, housing, those things are going to go up. Government bond yields? Nope. I don't think they can go up. Those will stay cheap since the Fed is buying them.

But if you are negotiating at your job interview, then screw what I said and the other posters in here said, go with what the OP said and tell your HR manager that YOUR cost of living "has already gone up" because of rising costs in electricity, gasoline, natural gas, automobile prices, food, and lumber. Be sure to mention lumber. Before you go do your negotiation, apply for about 30 other jobs online, and go to some interviews. Get some info about competitive wages from other employers. Then tell your employer that you want to stay there, but you just want them to pay you "a fair amount that you are worth to other employers." I had to give people wage increases because of this.




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Right now you can probably do quite a bit better than that. Nice raises have been prevalent lately. Employers are competing for workers.





Noted. Thanks for the responses.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Brian Jones]
    #27378449 - 07/08/21 12:01 AM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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We're probably looking at 3.5% inflation, not a doom and gloom scenario.




Wait, so you're telling me like usual, extremists on both sides miss the reality of the situation?!

I agree.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Loaded Shaman]
    #27379686 - 07/08/21 07:15 PM (2 years, 6 months ago)

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We're probably looking at 3.5% inflation, not a doom and gloom scenario.




Wait, so you're telling me like usual, extremists on both sides miss the reality of the situation?!

I agree.




I agree with that, to an extent,... because the dollar is backed by the US government and some sort of gold that the government says it holds, and is backed by the income of its tax base: "the full faith and credit of the US government." If the dollar were to crash as far as it could fall, the dollar-price of gold would rise, and at some point the price of the dollar would fall until the value of its underlying assets (gold plus full faith and credit of the US gov't) is at parity with the M3 money supply. At that point, the dollar can't really fall any further. So, the US dollar mathematically cannot become worthless. It can only fall so far. I calculated that out during the Obama era and with the M3 at that time, the mathematical worst case scenario possible was a 50 - 65% drop in value. So whenever I hear people say that its going to be like Zimbabwe's hyperinflation... no. I don't think we are headed for that either. I don't think that is mathematically possible. So I reject that extreme view.

Likewise I think its extreme to believe the tenets of the "Core Inflation" faith taught by the foxes that guard the henhouse of inflation. I do not think that the average American consumer can disregard the prices of food, gasoline, electricity, natural gas, housing, automobiles, jet fuel, and metals. I think these should be considered when we calculate the cost of living, and when we try to critically determine the purchasing power of the dollar.

Nial Ferguson is a Harvard history professor who is one of the foremost experts in the world on economic history. He has been issuing some stern warnings about what happens to nations that cross certain numerical ratios, and I find that his arguments seem to make a lot of sense.

However, I think the reason the US has passed the critical mass ratios of Ferguson and is still afloat because of so many clever things that our Federal Reserve is doing to keep the ship afloat. For one, the Breton Woods accord requires most foreign banks to use USD as their reserve currency... for two, the US dollar dominates international oil transactions, for three, "dishoarding" and other clever policies practiced by the Fed, and for four, the way they implemented quantitative easing by buying bonds was brilliant. I could go on and on, they are doing so many brilliant things to strengthen the dollar. It is as if the US is the titan economy that is unsinkable.

I think if our paradigm causes us to refer to the forecast of historians and billionaires as "extremists" then we might want to be a little more open minded.

If 2% inflation is one extreme and 50-65% is another extreme, or even if we say the high end of it is 25-32.5%... then I'm not sure if I'd ignore food/gas/electicity/housing/cars and call 3.5% inflation "moderate". I think its a little higher than that. How much? I don't know. I don't think anyone can really say with much certainty.

And what of the doom & gloom prophets? I've probably read a dozen or so of their books. Yes, history repeats itself, but we are defying the Ferguson ratios and Japan is walking on water too (more than we are). So, I don't think we can pick a point and say "Now is when its going to fall apart." Likewise, I don't think we can dismiss them as wackos either.

I think it is prudent for financial managers to hedge against very strong inflation. We buy fire insurance and there is what, a 2% chance our house will be destroyed? It is better to err on the side of safety.

Don't borrow against the farm and put all of your money on options, naively expecting the dollar to crash on your schedule. Make sure you are prepared for the dollar to be strong or to fall! Hedge! Always hedge your bets. Be ready to change. Never marry your positions. Hedge everything.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Brian Jones]
    #27755092 - 04/28/22 01:06 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

Certainly not doom and gloom, but given that inflation is 3x higher than you predicted I hope you took the warnings.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: FrankAgora] * 1
    #27755190 - 04/28/22 02:17 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

This thread aged like a vintage wine.


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Long story short: every dollar you have in June 2021 will be worth less than 75 cents in June 2022




OP delivered. This is indeed the situation now with a whole lot of things that people need in real life, not some slanted inflation basket.

I bought 150 cans of fish, good till 2026, at the beginning of the year.

each can cost €0.99
Now they cost €1.39

Up 40% = €60 saved on the 150 cans.

At 1 can per week it will run out long before their expiration date, and in doing so it will save me €60 now, but then - WHO KNOWS?!

What the FUCK do you pay for a can of tuna in 2025 that went up 40$ in the first quarter of 2022?

This is already a VERY GOOD INVESTMENT.

And the waiting now is for someone to say: "yeah but can you eat a can of tuna?!"

As a matter of fact you can, or at least, I can.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Asante]
    #27755236 - 04/28/22 02:49 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

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This thread aged like a vintage wine.


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FrankAgora said:
Long story short: every dollar you have in June 2021 will be worth less than 75 cents in June 2022




OP delivered. This is indeed the situation now with a whole lot of things that people need in real life, not some slanted inflation basket.

I bought 150 cans of fish, good till 2026, at the beginning of the year.

each can cost €0.99
Now they cost €1.39

Up 40% = €60 saved on the 150 cans.

At 1 can per week it will run out long before their expiration date, and in doing so it will save me €60 now, but then - WHO KNOWS?!

What the FUCK do you pay for a can of tuna in 2025 that went up 40$ in the first quarter of 2022?

This is already a VERY GOOD INVESTMENT.

And the waiting now is for someone to say: "yeah but can you eat a can of tuna?!"

As a matter of fact you can, or at least, I can.








Great buy, you literally purchased an asset that appreciated more than gold. If I had a hedge fund you could totally manage it

Personally, I love a box of macaroni with a can of chunky tuna, a recipe born out of necessity but endures out of nostalgia and unusually and unsuspecting goodness.

If I had bought bitcoin instead of my last car, I would be a billionaire...I saw it coming but I was too busy listening to conventional financial advice. I would have definitely taken the bus for a few years in order to have untold riches...but what's the use in kicking yourself....I met guy who paid 10,000 BTC for a pizza....talk about angst and regret.

Pretty soon I'm going to be telling my friends the same things about cans of tuna...there's at least one guy from Ukraine who did exactly what you did and literally saved a whole family from starving through simply hedging your bets and being smart about inflation.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: FrankAgora]
    #27755320 - 04/28/22 04:12 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

Oatmeal, the rock bottom Polish kind that many of Europe's poor rely on, also went up 40%

An online friend from cameroon showed me how staples like rice and corn doubled in price there.

Those are far more worrisome things. The basic staples of society with their perennial low prices are starting to rise.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: FrankAgora]
    #27757832 - 04/30/22 04:21 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

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Certainly not doom and gloom, but given that inflation is 3x higher than you predicted I hope you took the warnings.




You're right.
But I don't see any good strategies for people at the individual level trying to protect the value of their money.


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    #27758211 - 04/30/22 11:17 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

Hard and tech assets.  Real estate, metals, a mixture of stocks and crypto.  Not all will function ideally in any given snapshot, but over modern time, the mix has worked very well.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: geokills]
    #27758370 - 05/01/22 04:53 AM (1 year, 8 months ago)

Agreed, there are lots of things you can do and at this point, if you have money, you GOT to do it, or that money will lose value so fast it will make your eyes water.

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Hard and tech assets.  Real estate, metals, a mixture of stocks and crypto.




Food is going up, clothing and furniture is going up. Energy prices are going up so pull the trigger on the energy efficient measures to lower the cost of heating, cooling and powering your home. Get that car with the good gas mileage or switch to that eBike after all.

There are TONS of things you can do, in the big and in the small, for regular people.

If you dont have "investment kind of money" you can still invest in economizing your lifestyle and with it, shave off excess cost. A dollar saved is a dollar made.

That cans of tuna thing just goes to show you can do something meaningful on any level, and you dont need banks or brokers, it can start in the store!

A solid foundation starts at home.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Asante]
    #27758387 - 05/01/22 05:34 AM (1 year, 8 months ago)

Most of my diet is local 100% grassfed beef.  Price hasn't gone up at all since grass is still free :lol:

Seriously though, getting myself out of the supply chain and as close to off-grid as possible has kept me feeling pretty safe in uncertain times.


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Re: Dump your Dollars: Inflation Incoming [Re: Brian Jones] * 2
    #27765086 - 05/05/22 08:29 PM (1 year, 8 months ago)

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Certainly not doom and gloom, but given that inflation is 3x higher than you predicted I hope you took the warnings.




You're right.
But I don't see any good strategies for people at the individual level trying to protect the value of their money.





The strategy is to quit thinking about money.

Put your time and energy, what you can, not chasing more $ than is needed, but put it into tangible resources. Grow/develop a garden. Raise most of your own food. Can it. Stock dry and longer term perishables such as grains and fish/meat. Fish or hunt. Wildcraft herbals instead of buying OTC. Buy tools. Buy solar panels or other solar/hydro-powered systems where possible. Learn how to process other resources, such as lumber or textiles. What of these you can't do, support those financially, temporally, or beyond who do.




We need cultural, societal shift.


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