Comments by "John Dingle" (@johndingle6293) on "Fed’s strategy is ‘still banking on’ virtuous inflation decline, economist says" video.

  1. 70's again. You will see high inflation and rising rates for years. Maybe decade. Then after powell, who is acting as Arthur Burns, has inflated away enough, a Volker like Fed chair will be placed. But it won't be for another 4 years at least.
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  2. There's no reason for prices to go down unless demand slows enough to create competition again. Nothing just goes away on it's own when the factors that got you there aren't removed. Excess demand.
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  3.  @shouldves7030  inaction lead to wars and instability. Food prices about to rocket in middle east. You have no idea the ramifications
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  4.  @shouldves7030  I don't know what you're saying. Too vague
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  5.  @shouldves7030  I understand your words. I don't understand your point. Your vague comments about unintended consequences... you write one sentence. And expect me to read your mind?
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  6.  @shouldves7030  you're talking to yourself. A conversation required participants to understand each other.
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  7.  @arthurhall8238  besides used car prices, i can't think of many things that won't fall in price without decreased demand
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  8.  @arthurhall8238  you use words like supply chain. What and where? Its not something magical word that explains the ruse in price.
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  9.  @arthurhall8238  prices don't go down. They just sell less. And will increase competition. Companies don't lower price. They increase promotions and incentives. I don't know where you went to school, but you haven't lived much.
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  10.  @arthurhall8238  supply chain includes EVERYTHING from price of oil to price of transit, supply sources, sanctions, tariffs, wages, EVERYTHING. so you can f off with your lazy terms that you don't even understand. Just repeating words...
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  11.  @arthurhall8238  companies have no incentive to lower price, when demand supports them. You think companies are obliged to lower price?
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  12.  @arthurhall8238  when your "supply chain" improves, profits go up. Because they have no incentives to lower prices. Dummy.
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  13.  @shouldves7030  so you think we should be at -4% real rates forever?
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  14.  @arthurhall8238  we already have demand destruction. And stagflation.
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  15.  @arthurhall8238  wtf did you even say? Nothing. You people use words and say nothing. "Due to circumstances prices go up." Ok genius
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