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Capt.Ahab

Feeding the ducks with a bun.
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Mornin' Ol folks.
Ive been in total hunt mode for the last three months.
Haven't had much time for the internet.
I hope everyone is well.
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bigsur51

On a mailtrain.
Premium user
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420club
@Putembk

better hurry and buy that furniture before the new tariff laws take place…


At 2.7 percent, inflation has eased significantly from a recent peak of 9.1 percent.

Although prices on many goods stabilized in November, there were some notable exceptions:

Appliances notched their largest increases since January, while prices for new vehicles rose at the fastest rate in more than two years, federal data shows.

Economists say those increases could become further pronounced in the coming months if tariffs take hold.


 

Travis Kelcee

Well-known member
@Putembk

better hurry and buy that furniture before the new tariff laws take place…


At 2.7 percent, inflation has eased significantly from a recent peak of 9.1 percent.

Although prices on many goods stabilized in November, there were some notable exceptions:

Appliances notched their largest increases since January, while prices for new vehicles rose at the fastest rate in more than two years, federal data shows.

Economists say those increases could become further pronounced in the coming months if tariffs take hold.


Same bullshit they said last time.

U.S. consumer prices in 2019 showed that prices of imported goods actually declined despite the tariffs.

When the EU and China responded by devaluing their currency, that approach hit all products imported, not just the tariff goods.

Because the EU and China were driving up the value of the dollar, everything we were importing became cheaper. Not just imports from Europe and China, but actually imports from everywhere. All imports were entering the U.S. at substantially lower prices.

This meant when we imported products, we were also importing deflation.

This price result is exactly the opposite of what the economic experts and Wall Street pundits predicted back in 2017 and 2018 when they were pushing the rapid price increase narrative.
 

Travis Kelcee

Well-known member
I've done veg under 24-0 for most of the last decade.
Most strains trigger at 14.5. At 15 they veg and at 14 they flower.

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

Got mine caught on the floor joist crawling under a house and had to hack my hair off to get free. Thankfully I did have my trusty electricians knife.
Thanks I never knew they would flower under 14/10 and no total dark period.

The things we learn by accident.
 

Putembk

One Toke Over The Line
Premium user
@Putembk

better hurry and buy that furniture before the new tariff laws take place…


At 2.7 percent, inflation has eased significantly from a recent peak of 9.1 percent.

Although prices on many goods stabilized in November, there were some notable exceptions:

Appliances notched their largest increases since January, while prices for new vehicles rose at the fastest rate in more than two years, federal data shows.

Economists say those increases could become further pronounced in the coming months if tariffs take hold.


there are no tariffs on Americanmade furniture…. Silly rabbit.
 

bigsur51

On a mailtrain.
Premium user
Veteran
420club
Same bullshit they said last time.

U.S. consumer prices in 2019 showed that prices of imported goods actually declined despite the tariffs.

When the EU and China responded by devaluing their currency, that approach hit all products imported, not just the tariff goods.

Because the EU and China were driving up the value of the dollar, everything we were importing became cheaper. Not just imports from Europe and China, but actually imports from everywhere. All imports were entering the U.S. at substantially lower prices.

This meant when we imported products, we were also importing deflation.

This price result is exactly the opposite of what the economic experts and Wall Street pundits predicted back in 2017 and 2018 when they were pushing the rapid price increase narrative.

we are surly going to find out

we may be in hyperinflation and no amount of lowering the prime will cool off the economy and raising prices

we can always hope , but I do not think prices will ever come dow again and eventually the dollar will go tits up


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