But when I look in the Youtube comment section (which I trust more than Reddit) it's all negative on the economy. That's the real recession indicator.
And make no mistake, our government is no better than that of China. They will lie to make statistics look better in one way or another. They are just more clever about it in a "democracy".
It's going to get interesting, and with Trump taking office it's going to be record uncertainty and chaos, not to mention economic shocks if he follows through with any of his plans. If he follows through with his tariff plan, or with his expansionists plans towards Greenland and Canada, the markets are going to sh*t themselves.
I know some people talk about hyperinflation. Personally my gut tells me a crash comes first, followed by bouts of inflation, but so long as the dollar remains the world reserve currency for much of the world, it likely won't become Weimar Germany. Or perhaps it does and they use that as an excuse to create a new currency.
Don't know, but I think stagflation is the foreseeable future.
But when I look in the Youtube comment section (which I trust more than Reddit) it's all negative on the economy. That's the real recession indicator.
And make no mistake, our government is no better than that of China. They will lie to make statistics look better in one way or another. They are just more clever about it in a "democracy".
It's going to get interesting, and with Trump taking office it's going to be record uncertainty and chaos, not to mention economic shocks if he follows through with any of his plans. If he follows through with his tariff plan, or with his expansionists plans towards Greenland and Canada, the markets are going to sh*t themselves.
I know some people talk about hyperinflation. Personally my gut tells me a crash comes first, followed by bouts of inflation, but so long as the dollar remains the world reserve currency for much of the world, it likely won't become Weimar Germany. Or perhaps it does and they use that as an excuse to create a new currency.
Don't know, but I think planning for stagflation is the play going forward.
But when I look in the Youtube comment section (which I trust more than Reddit) it's all negative on the economy. That's the real recession indicator.
And make no mistake, our government is no better than that of China. They will lie to make statistics look better in one way or another. They are just more clever about it in a "democracy".
It's going to get interesting, and with Trump taking office it's going to be record uncertainty and chaos, not to mention economic shocks if he follows through with any of his plans. If he follows through with his tariff plan, or with his expansionists plans towards Greenland and Canada, the markets are going to sh*t themselves.