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RE: Inflation #11
Now yuo see... Billions will notice. :^)

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RE: Inflation #12
it sucks can't even imagine moving out and starting my own family in this economy

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RE: Inflation #13
welp, that's that. i didn't feel the effects of inflation that much yet, but this sucks.

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RE: Inflation #14
(12-15-2023, 03:56 PM)iKmn0T Wrote: welp, that's that. i didn't feel the effects of inflation that much yet, but this sucks.

Where do You live then?
I thought the inflation is getting higher in every part of the world right now.

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RE: Inflation #15
Inflation is too much right now with people barely making enough money to by right now and then prices are starting to increase on top of that. This could inevitably lead to the downfall of the middle class. No ones going to be able to afford things when they dont get paid enough. Think about it. Then theyll on;ly be two types of people left. Rich and poor as stated by a bussiness man on one of his podcasts. I am simply relaying his words onto here as I thought that they would be relevant.

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RE: Inflation #16
Everybody seems to hate inflation. To further ignite the debate, let me take the opposing side. I claim that inflation can be profitable. And I'll prove it.  Wink

Let's begin with the concept of inflation. Almost anything you can trade, can inflate as well. I only assume you mean the inflation of the US Dollar currency, and your problem is with the rising prices within supermarkets.

To beat inflation, all you need to do is to earn more.  Biggrin  You've got stocks, ETFs, currencies, commodities, inflation-indexed derivatives, and ILBs. I might mention leverage, but statistically, people tend to lose when trying leverage. So, let's consider stocks like Apple, Microsoft and Amazon. To those of you who are new to stock trading, Apple is referred to as AAPL on the stock market. It's a piece of information to understand the following analytics.

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APPL outperformed inflation

This chart is part of a trading plan I made for 2023. It's a historic result, but those daily candles are live data from NASDAQ. So, I can explain in a retrospective tone and won't compromise anyone's current portfolio. I still believe inflation had a prime role in Apple's yearly rally. Technically, I estimated a rally because of the RSI bullish cross and strong, positive MACD, but beyond technicals, every one of those long positions started with authentic news about inflation metrics. I literally opened the news agencies' websites and read the posts every day, periodically within each day. Without that confirmation, I wouldn't have relied on indicators alone. Indicators and news estimates that AAPL's value will go up, but to know whether it beats inflation, I used those trendlines. I drew the supports by connecting historic bottoms and resistances by lining historic tops. I've seen that AAPL's resistance is further than the US Dollar's support. So, I speculated as long as the trend persists, which the indicators and news suggested, APPL has more space to go up without having to break resistance than the dollar to go down without having to break support. Imagine it as a comparison. I mentioned APPL, but you can do it with any possible investment. I didn't know what would happen, but I estimated and hedged with other investments like XAU. Once you've got a few hundred different investments in your portfolio that are supposed to go up faster and higher than inflation, you might as well be right.  Smile

Of course, it's not investment advice, historic results don't guarantee future results, and never believe any research that isn't yours. I merely claim it's worth doing your research, it's possible to profit from inflation, and historically, in 2023 so far, APPL was a live example of that.

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RE: Inflation #17
thanks for this information

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RE: Inflation #18
(12-17-2023, 12:35 AM)Trashylol Wrote: thanks for this information

Is that for me or the thread? If it's for the thread, I believe everyone heard about the extreme inflation by now. I'd be surprised if it's news anymore. The news writers swapped tactics to write about low inflation. They often use metrics to compare the monthly inflation to the same month a year ago. You see, it's a monthly to monthly relative percent. Since a year ago the inflation was extremely high, the relative inflation might seem low now. However, note that we might have a relatively lower inflation now, but it's still absolutely high.

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RE: Inflation #19
Factors that contribute to inflation can (and have) been changed ... so in the end it doesn't matter what the real % inflation is

What matters is what the Fed wants the economy to do Smile And right now they realize government debt cannot be sustained at 5% interest. Both the speed of debt accumulation and the interest, in that scenario, is exponential.

Only thing that can rock he boat is oil prices, but again, factors can always change... Smile

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RE: Inflation #20
it was always like that and it will be

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