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The CPI wasn't inflation, and high consumer price acceleration hid just how little recovery there had been.
According to the Census Bureau both retailers & wholesalers reported crazy increases in inventory levels. As the US economy tips over into a slowdown, and realistically a recession, these inventories will have to be purged at fire-sale prices.
The CPI wasn't inflation, and high consumer price acceleration hid just how little recovery there had been.
According to the Census Bureau both retailers & wholesalers reported crazy increases in inventory levels. As the US economy tips over into a slowdown, and realistically a recession, these inventories will have to be purged at fire-sale prices.
Deflation coming.......
Yep. Depending on the store you may find clearance sales on unsold winter items. May be fewer spring/summer items.
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Originally Posted by HolyCannoli.
The CPI wasn't inflation, and high consumer price acceleration hid just how little recovery there had been.
According to the Census Bureau both retailers & wholesalers reported crazy increases in inventory levels. As the US economy tips over into a slowdown, and realistically a recession, these inventories will have to be purged at fire-sale prices.
Deflation coming.......
over supply / inventory, yet empty shelves, unfulfilled orders from suppliers, lack of raw materials
I have my cash waiting for the fire sales! (But I don't need a winter coat. I still use my 'Frost-line kit' Down jacket when I learned to sew in 4-H class... 55 yrs ago.) It's in near perfect condition, but occasionally leaks a bit of goose down. http://www.oregonphotos.com/Frostline1.html
The first thing I'm buying at the fire sale is a new bulldozer and enough materials to build a few more houses.
The CPI wasn't inflation, and high consumer price acceleration hid just how little recovery there had been.
According to the Census Bureau both retailers & wholesalers reported crazy increases in inventory levels. As the US economy tips over into a slowdown, and realistically a recession, these inventories will have to be purged at fire-sale prices.
Deflation coming.......
Be sure to post on here to let us know when this happens 'cause right now the exact opposite (shortages and higher prices) is happening on nearly everything people want to buy.
Because it's the law of nature that what goes up must come down, we've actually been in recession since 2001, and everyone who disagrees with that must leave the forum.
Be sure to post on here to let us know when this happens 'cause right now the exact opposite (shortages and higher prices) is happening on nearly everything people want to buy.
Target to slash prices as it faces inventory glut
[url]https://www.axios.com/2022/06/07/target-prices-retail-inventory[/url]
over supply / inventory, yet empty shelves, unfulfilled orders from suppliers, lack of raw materials
I have my cash waiting for the fire sales! (But I don't need a winter coat. I still use my 'Frost-line kit' Down jacket when I learned to sew in 4-H class... 55 yrs ago.) It's in near perfect condition, but occasionally leaks a bit of goose down.
[url=http://www.oregonphotos.com/Frostline1.html]Frostline Kits were based in Boulder,Colorado and Denver, Coloradofor many years and they even had a store in Portland Oregon for awhile since there are so many big mountains nearby like Mt Hood and Mt St. Helens[/url]
The first thing I'm buying at the fire sale is a new bulldozer and enough materials to build a few more houses.
Demand destruction plus historic inventory doesn't end with more "inflation." It actually ends "inflation."
Target is canceling orders from suppliers, particularly for home goods and clothing, and it’s slashing prices...
Because it's the law of nature that what goes up must come down, we've actually been in recession since 2001, and everyone who disagrees with that must leave the forum.
Good luck!
Yes, the Fed has been faking economic growth since 2001. But it's finally ending now. Jerome Powell wants to be another Paul Volker and he is about to build his own legacy. What that means for you Lieqiang? Your lazy ass will need to look for a job soon.....LOL.... because going forward living on investments won't be that easy.
Yes you say I have to go back to work every time there is a downturn yet here I am still living off investments and laughing at you in a psychotic cycle of signing up for a forum over and over under different names just to get a few posts in before getting booted again.
Is there a stronger word than "pathetic" that comes to mind?
Yes you say I have to go back to work every time there is a downturn yet here I am still living off investments and laughing at you in a psychotic cycle of signing up for a forum over and over under different names just to get a few posts in before getting booted again.
Is there a stronger word than "pathetic" that comes to mind?
Just be honest for once and tell us how much have you lost since October 2021?
No more easy money Lieqiang. The party is OVER for you.
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