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GenThePerservering

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22. I tend to think we'll see the break point in November-

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Original post)

Wed Sep 3, 2025, 10:47 PM

Sep 3

December. Give another few months for this to cook: Pre-order stock will be running out, inflation will hit more commodities, etc. The "Moderate to modest" increase happens until the bottom falls out, i.e., the Wiley Coyote syndrome (Paul Krugman).

Even in April I had sticker shock when I went grocery shopping after staying in England for months - everything was a lot more expensive here. Now it has increased.

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Slower hiring, rising prices, wary consumers: Fed's beige book points to sluggish economy [View all] Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 OP

Wary consumers perhaps, but I think it's the tRUMP boycott too. Don't spend lots of money while this piece of trash SWBTATTReg Sep 3 #1

I would say instead: conserve cash Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #3

Seems commodities might be a safe place for cash. multigraincracker Sep 3 #6

I would love for you to invest in Canada, and it is a good long-term strategy, but Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #7

Many of us in Michigan would vote multigraincracker Sep 3 #8

Shaping up to be a popsdenver Sep 3 #20

Just got back DiverDave Sep 3 #2

Doesn't matter lonely bird Sep 3 #4

Does matter. Reality matters & crying "fake news" only works until maga daughter-in-law loses her job. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #5

Nope lonely bird Sep 3 #9

Reality doesn't matter until it smacks them w a 2x4 and then it matters. That was my point in post 5 Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #10

That is true for the individual directed impacted lonely bird Sep 3 #11

If it's isolated. It won't be. Before long there will Covid deaths, high produce prices, a lack of Christmas goods. Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #12

All of your posts here are good, thanks! SWBTATTReg Sep 3 #13

I think things are softer than they are letting on bucolic_frolic Sep 3 #14

Cocoa is way up bc of crop conditions. Varnish should be made in US, some brands maybe not. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 3 #15

Varnish was identical in both stores, national brand. bucolic_frolic Sep 3 #16

US Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows fewer open jobs than job seekers riversedge Sep 3 #17

Meat prices (beef in particular) are insane Metaphorical Sep 3 #18

My coffee of choice (not gourmet) is up 58%. Buddyzbuddy Sep 3 #19

Agreed popsdenver Sep 3 #21

I tend to think we'll see the break point in November- GenThePerservering Sep 3 #22