Gotcha. Just wondered if you had an economic theory about why you were disagreeing or just figuring he is usually wrong with his predictions. Sort of feels like the latter, which i totally understand.twocoach wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 1:05 pmDoesn't inflation always seem inevitable?IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 12:48 pmCare to elaborate on why you feel that way? Or just disagreeing because it is lobster?
Quantitative easing is very complicated. I am not sure what i think will happen tbh. Inflation seems almost inevitable. Hyperinflation is more of an unknown.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/i ... lation.asp
We're paying more for groceries than we were 6 months ago but we aren't paying double. And this has been one of the most fucked up years ever. What on earth would have to happen for it to "double or triple"?!?
He just throws out his generic scare tactic shtick like always with enough of a qualifier to not have his feet held to the fire for being wrong. Same old shit.
I am not much of a gambler (other than golf), but i golf with a guy who is a bookie. We have another friend who is a serial gambler who the bookie says is wrong on 80% of his bets, so for the playoffs i have been texting the friend who is always wrong and then betting the opposite on fanduel sportsbook...and like clockwork i have been winning on about 80% of the games.
Thought i was going to miss on Toronto last night until the buzzer beater. LOL...he took clippers, but i felt that was actually a good 1 so I didn't go against him on that. Hit both single game bets and the 2 game parlay.
With the exception of very few on here, it's the latter.
