Comments by "Grim Affiliations" (@grimaffiliations3671) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. inflation is an old story lol, can't use that cope anymore
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  2. turns out she was a lot more right than any of the mainstream "economists"
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  3. Certainly looks like they're being paid, enthusiasm is through the roof and no ones leaving early
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  4. this is a monthly report
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  5. when the economy's resilience keeps slapping your doom predictions away, all you can do is laugh
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  6. if the cpi rose 0% this month, ten half the stuff it measures must have dropped in price
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  7. Wages have risen more than inflation since Biden took over
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  8. yeah, a bunch of the main retailers dropped prices after announcing a it
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  9. private manufacturing companies have announced over 500 billion in manufacturing investment
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  10. same. Who would trade this booming economy for trump's tariff induced stagflation?
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  11. cope
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  12. Exactly. What fool would vote for someone who wants to dollarize their economy?
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  13. Now republicans are doing that. When are we gonna realize that the national debt doesn’t matter? It’s just something the opposition party throws out to stop the party in power from doing anything
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  14.  @Nairobin  Milei's economic plan to just latch on to a differnt country's currency would be a disaster
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  15.  @Dendo-rf6yl  setting them up for success by dumping your soviern currency for one that you have no control over? Dollar dependence is what put you in this mess, now this fool wants to go even further and adopt the dollar as the national currency
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  16. Sure but the national debt isn't anything to worry about, it could just as easily be called the national savings account. It's an asset to future generations, not a burden. Check out a book called the deficit myth to find out more
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  17.  @billmauer8117  the government running a deficit allows you to run a surplus. A government deficit is a private sector surplus. If the government were to run a surplus, that would push us in the private sector into a deficit, this is why every depression in US history has happened after a period of deficit reduction
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  18. Very weird
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  19. it's the employers goal to pay as little as possible, and it's employee's goal to be paid as much as possible. How are the two not fundamentally at odds?
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  20.  @phantomcreamer  lol, relationship. Stopped reading after your first sentence
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  21.  @glennnielsen8054  You deserve what you're able to negotiate
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  22. it's called cope
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  23.  @zachariah7114  largest gain was in healthcare 81k
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  24. turns out it was transitory lol
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  25.  @H1TMANactual  It certainly did
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  26. no guarantee the adjustments will be downward since even this report contained upward revisions
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  27.  @FredGoldust  yeah, this report contained upward revisions of the last two months. Maybe watch the video instead of coming here just to cope in the comments
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  28. does everyone have to cry about fraud everytime they lose an election now?
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  29. no, the strike numbers will be in the next report if at all
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  30.  @bdegrds  im fine with them getting more money, but if the fed is worried about inflation they should probably cut soon
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  31.  @ssuwandi3240  it's been 8 months at this rate
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  32. The inflation were seeing is in specific areas and is being driven by specific drivers. I.e used cars -> chip shortage Housing -> zoning laws and covid migration Food -> climate change driven failed harvests and war in Ukraine Gas -> war in Ukraine and opec withholding supply Raising rates wouldnt help in these areas
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  33. yup, 9 out of the last 10 recession happed with republican presidents, and 96% of the jobs created since the cold war
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  34. you only get counted once no matter how many jobs you have
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  35. higher rates are actually stimulating the economy
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  36. 3.7% is not a lot, especially considering most of that is in rent
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  37. Turns out she was right
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  38. No, it's common sense not to hike rates. This inflation isnt a result of general overheating. The inflation is in specific areas. Raising rates will not help, and would actually make things worse. Especially in the housing sector
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  39. cope
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  40.  @1922BluePhoenix  thats what happens when you run someone who isn't trump or biden. People are tired of boomers
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  41. turns out she was right
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  42. you get counted once no matter how many jobs you have, and no the elderly have actually stopped working at a higher rate than in the past probably due to covid
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  43. those revisions were preliminary
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  44.  @hm-ys4ym  Yeah, we're still booming so maybe we didn't even land
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  45.  @hm-ys4ym  stop living in the past dude. A lot has changed since 08
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  46.  @TheRfGuy  Not according to economic sentiment, it's been shooting up since december
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  47. wages have gone up faster than inflation
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