Das war der erste Streich. Wenn jetzt wenig passiert und in den USA die Inflation sinkt, das Öl stabil bleibt, haben wir bis September den Boden.

you think wealth is about how much money you have when it's about how much work your money does. it is called velocity of money. pay attention, i'll change your mindset about finance that will help you grow for eg: if you have $10 and spend it on something maybe food or data, you get $10 worth of value and then it's gone. there's no return but if you take that same $10 and use it to buy goods to resell, then take the profit and reinvest it, your money begins to compound. you could turn that same $10 over 3, 4, 5 or even 6 times in one month. that same $10 could create $40 or $50 in total value cos it never stops moving. this is why wealthy people focus heavily on cash flow not savings. savings are static. inflation eats away at it but money with velocity multiplies. money that keeps moving keeps multiplying. your money should not be sleeping, your money should be moving. that is how you multiply wealth so the question is not, how much do i have? the question is, how fast is my money working? how fast is my money moving? how fast is my money compounding? and how effectively is my money multiplying? because your money has power that is what you should be thinking about. stick with me and learn more about finance and other nuggets, buena suerte 👍

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The "affordability crisis" was caused by Biden and the Democrats. Biden’s illegal immigration surge triggered 30% rise in home prices and 20% in rents. This is on top of the 25% cumulative inflation caused by Biden's spending, which now costs the average American household over $14,000 per year.

The worst inflation rate of any developed economy - Albanese and Labor have failed Australia. Albanese is without doubt the most incompetent Prime Minister in Australian history.

Adjusted for inflation, profits are up 53% since 2019. Real wages are up 2.8%. Profits grew 19x faster than wages. Seems sustainable.

The Fed will cut rates The chart shows the 2-year breakeven inflation rate, the bond market's estimate of average inflation over the next two years. Over the past months: - Peaked at 3.38% in March 2026 - Has since fallen to 1.95% It has fallen to the lowest level for years... In simple terms, the bond market is saying: "We expect much lower inflation over the next two years than we did a few months ago." The Fed now has the perfect excuse to cut.

BOOMER: "I fed my family of four on $30 a week back in 1970." ME: "That's $230 adjusted for inflation." BOOMER: "Exactly. You should be able to do the same." ME: "Groceries for my family of four are $400 a week now." BOOMER: "You're just buying expensive stuff." ME: "I'm buying the same basic food. Milk, bread, chicken, vegetables." BOOMER: "Well wages must be higher too." ME: "My job pays $50,000. Yours paid $35,000 in 1970. Adjusted that's $270,000." BOOMER: "That can't be right." ME: "It is. Your salary grew with inflation. Food prices grew faster." BOOMER: "You're just complaining." ME: "You're just not looking at the math." You didn't have better budgeting skills. You had wages that kept up with the cost of living. Mine don't.

Real yields are what's left after you strip inflation expectations out of bond yields - the actual return to holding cash over risk. When they rise, safe assets pay more, and the opportunity cost of holding a non-yielding asset like $BTC goes up. Right now the 90D rate of change in 10Y real yields is strongly positive, back near the top of its range. That's historically been a headwind for Bitcoin.

RT @Linda_Mtoba: “Electricity tariffs have surged by over 400% in South Africa over the last 15 years, far outpacing inflation. For the 202…

Saudi Arabia just sent a clear message to the oil market.🔥 Biggest crude price cut for Asia in 26 years. OPEC raising production again in August. Supply is back, competition is rising. More oil, lower prices. A positive for India as softer crude can ease inflation, improve margins, and support economic growth.

Here’s a chart you almost never see in electricity circles: inflation adjusted average cost of electricity from the very beginning. We’ve been flat for 56 years since 1970. Utter failure. We must unlock cheaper electricity.

RT @Linda_Mtoba: “Electricity tariffs have surged by over 400% in South Africa over the last 15 years, far outpacing inflation. For the 202…

🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸 FED GOVERNOR WILL HOST AN IMPORTANT POLICY PANEL AT 11 AM ET INSIDERS EXPECT HIM TO ADDRESS U.S. INFLATION, INTEREST RATES AND LIQUIDITY INJECTIONS THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT FOR MARKETS...

Inflation is driven by government spending more than anything and both parties overspend constantly

Inflation, more ppl less jobs, for materialistic purpose

Why wasn't that your top priority when Biden had the country at 9% inflation you fucking piece of shit?

RT @Linda_Mtoba: “Electricity tariffs have surged by over 400% in South Africa over the last 15 years, far outpacing inflation. For the 202…

Inflation has accelerated across all surveyed developed economies, driven primarily by higher energy prices. Inflation in emerging economies is broadly following the same trajectory, though inflationary pressures remain more visible at the producer level. Explore the latest GEI: mck.co/4bo9a3M