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Articles and discussion relating to economic collapse. Topics may include (but are not limited to) inflation, deflation, the financial system, debt, economic instability and preparing for crisis.
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U.S. New Single Family Homes for Sale: Highest since Feb 2008
23:26 UTC
"Eliminating" medical debt
14:55 UTC
Chapter 11 bankruptcies continue to rise, now back to 2011 levels
14:22 UTC
Which candidate will do this?
The biggest problem the USA has is debt. $35 trillion is the current number and rising. Why do the candidates seem to be ignoring the biggest challenge this country faces?
13:01 UTC
Dow Jones, 2008 vs 2024: Is that comparable?
23:29 UTC
Large scale immigration Is destructive for the middle class and only benefits the rich
21:14 UTC
Why Millennials & Gen Z are struggling in today’s economy?
18:30 UTC
Is it just me or anyone here thinks that they never gonna announce that we are in recession officially as long as there is money in markets?
I have been keeping a very close eye on markets but there is actually a lot of money and there is no pulling happening plus it’s getting rotated across different sectors
I am really confused here on what other key points I am missing here. 🙋♂️
14:39 UTC
When comes to licking the debt, I’d like to lick something else first
Presid
06:31 UTC
Goldman Sachs now pricing in a 41% chance of a U.S. Recession
22:19 UTC
Core goods CPI plunged further into deflation territory in July -1.9% year/year
16:57 UTC
Estimated Profit of Insider Trading
16:43 UTC
Friend said they can’t keep up with demand of how much construction needs to be done. Why? If we are in an economic collapse?
15:48 UTC
Why is target inflation always 2%
TL;DR why doesn’t the Fed allow target inflation to float? I can’t help but think that if the Fed had started raising overnight lending rates when inflation was consistently sub 2%, then they wouldn’t be in such a tough spot rn. I.e. when inflation was so low pre-Covid and the US economy was enjoying ZIRP, then they could have been a little tighter on their monetary policies rather than keeping rates at zero. Even a few .25 bps hikes in would have helped get ahead of the inflation they’ve been fighting the past few years.
Maybe their target inflation could be 1.5% during some parts of the economic cycle and 3% during other parts?
11:14 UTC
Abraham Lincoln
These capitalists generally act harmoniously and in concert to fleece the people, and now that they have got into a quarrel with themselves, we are called upon to appropriate the people's money to settle the quarrel.
Abraham Lincoln
23:45 UTC
Sweatcoin
Quiero hacer el texto breve quien tiene experiencia en Sweatcoin me pueda decir como cangearlos por favorr.
22:13 UTC
The highest delinquency rate(on CMBS loans) since 2013
21:28 UTC