Stocks fall in the U.S., ECB decision pending

[air]

Here is how I deal with inflation, I raise my prices on the stuff I sell. Done

[mhun]

I will not be buying much of anything but what I need to survive and save save save

[algo]

Aggregate demand is being pumped up bc of extra money printed by the fed.....aggregate supply is constrained bc of pandemic....hence we get higher prices....the fed needs to gradually raise rates....they have been too low for too long  ...

[h2m]

20% return with almost no risk. Hmmmmmmm. What kind of idiot takes loan to invest. If it was an institutional investor i can understand but private individuals?

[azo]

Powell 2 months ago: this inflation is going away Powell now: this inflation is here to stay.  Fire him already Im sick of these damn recessions. As a millennial life shouldnt be recession after recession

[kiel]

out researching, because it sounds good.I have to say that in my experience (as a stand-by) the bubble is usually something people jump into, w

[jaj]

DXY < CRYPTO

[gowk]

Happy w usdc and Binance USD so far but coinbase CFO needs to hire some customer service agents I know more people who have had problems and left money there its nearly absurd

[zfig]

Then stop using cash and barter and stop government from requiring money for taxes when i only have stuff to trade.

[Slow]

How can inflation exist in a zero interest climate where wages are stagnant? Sorry, being Australian I don't get that (Australia is big but our economy is medium sized).  It's different here. We have all the above but we are having a stupidly wild housing market - everywhere.  People are greedy & stupid, rates will rise. When the US ups it's interest rates, a lot of Australians will learn that a $1,000,000 loan on a $120,000 income is not wise.

[your]

Biden couldnt stop a nosebleed.

[teen]

Most likely a hedge fund trying to create a little fud so they can buy low and sell high but they crashed it so bad beyond repair

[wyrd]

The government has been closing up big chunks of the economy for 2 years and trying to stop it from collapsing by printing money.  A 10 year old can understand that creating shortages of goods and printing money like Venezuela will lead to the value of money relative to everything else going down.  Like every other spike of inflation, the beneficiaries will be those able to invest their cash correctly while people at the bottom will just become more poor.  Somehow certain media sources are trying to push the idea that this inflation is actually a benefit to people in the lower tax brackets.  I really don't understand why anyone still follows anything the media tries to feed them.  The current 'crisis' isn't a surprise to anyone with a rudimentary understanding of supply and demand.

[phoe]

Adam smith knows what Im saying rn

[lor]

hilarious