Comments by "NetWorth" (@networth00) on "Morgan Stanley ISSUES NEW WARNING ON U.S. ECONOMY" video.

@celticfiddle7605 You got lucky with timing and think you're some real estate genius LOL.
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So the government says overall inflation is up 20% since pre-pandemic. I bought a new truck and paid OVER msrp because of low inventory, I paid 50% more than pre-pandemic. Groceries have almost doubled, homes have gone up at least 50%, in my area they've gone up 300%. I bought a pool filter off Amazon 2 years ago, I went to buy it again and it's up 75%. The dog food I buy is up about 60%. Hamburger meat is up over 50%. I bought a porch swing in 2020 and it was $213, when I go to re order it is now $338. I bought a chair in 2021 and it was $332 and now it's $514. My personal home insurance (with no claims ever) went from $2400 to a whopping $8000/ year. Please look up purchases that you have made not long ago and see now how much they cost. I know they are saying that NOW it's only 2.5% but we all know that's a complete lie. Do you have the internet and can look up prices of anything? Ask around, talk to friends, call your insurance agent. My car insurance went sky high, you wouldn't believe me if I told you.
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@RSI_50 do you REALLY think that? LOL
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@RSI_50 So the government says overall inflation is up 20% since pre-pandemic. I bought a new truck and paid OVER msrp because of low inventory, I paid 50% more than pre-pandemic. Groceries have almost doubled, homes have gone up at least 50%, in my area they've gone up 300%. I bought a pool filter off Amazon 2 years ago, I went to buy it again and it's up 75%. The dog food I buy is up about 60%. Hamburger meat is up over 50%. I bought a porch swing in 2020 and it was $213, when I go to re order it is now $338. I bought a chair in 2021 and it was $332 and now it's $514. My personal home insurance (with no claims ever) went from $2400 to a whopping $8000/ year. Please look up purchases that you have made not long ago and see now how much they cost. I know they are saying that NOW it's only 2.5% but we all know that's a complete lie. Do you have the internet and can look up prices of anything? Ask around, talk to friends, call your insurance agent. My car insurance went sky high, you wouldn't believe me if I told you.
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@RSI_50 Do you really believe the government? The jobs report was the biggest lie they told, but ya know they just re adjust it a few months later and it doesn't make the news. Please do a little research. They overstated the one from March by ALMOST ONE MILLION JOBS.
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