So Called Assets Are Not Keeping Up With Food Prices
The only reason many, so called, assets are going up in value is because of money printing.
We have been seeing asset price inflation because, and only because of this.
None of these corporations on the stock exchanges are actually growing, creating more market, better technology, making our lives better. In fact, it is usually the opposite in every aspect. If these corporations are not performing better, nor growing, than why is their stock price going up? Only because printed money is buying up stocks.
Housing prices have only been going up because of printed money. Every mortgages is the banks printing money. And, the horrifying thing about mortgages is that it just ratchets up the prices, without increasing any value. One person gets a mortgage to buy a house, and then, they want to sell it for more, which is only doable because the banks print even more money for the house to be "sold" again.
On the other hand, food prices are being driven up by extra dollars floating in the economy. PLUS!!! supply is being restricted. Supply prices are being increased by its input prices being increased, like fertilizer and gas prices. Food processing plants are being burned down. Chickens are being killed off. Govern-cement is trying to reduce cows, because of farts. Everything aspect of food is being turned to cause prices to go up.
We are about to see serious deflation in the money supply as soooo much money is destroyed. (if the govern-cement/Fed/Banks do not keep printing money, more money, MUCH more money, the old money turns to dust. Like Thanos snapping his fingers.)
Stocks are going down!
You can make money trading stocks. Most people lose money doing this. Lose money, just because they entered the market. Someone bought the stock, just before them, to sell it to them at a higher price. Just because you bought, you are already in the hole. And games are being played with your money. Stock prices are being manipulated to fleece you and make brokerages rich.
The price volatility is being caused by the brokerages, the BIG players. The individual investor has almost no effect on the market. But, since their is volatility, you can ride these waves to make your digits go up. (or way, way down if you are a poor trader)
The stock market is rigged at every level. Such as, you don't own any stock. You own a promise, on a promise, on a deal to get you a stock at a certain price. That stock, that is supposedly yours is actually in a pool, that is used to move the markets. Your stock may not be in that pool, at any particular moment. (such as, if the stock goes WAY up in price, you may find that you actually do not have it. They "failed" to buy it.)
And you drill down, and then find out that Cede and Company actually owns all the stocks that are traded on the market. Someone has to own them while they are being moved around. And it is not you. And, for the most part, it is not even the brokerage.
THERE IS MORE STOCKS BEING TRADED THAN EXIST!
This isn't supposed to happen but it does, and quite regularly. These are ghost shares caused by attaching those pool stocks to futures contracts, and selling the pool. And so, we have sold the stock twice. (just one example)
So, as the money dries up (because of currency not being created fast enough to offset currency destruction), the stock market starts to collapse. And then, on top of that, we find MASSIVE fraud in the stock market, and everything gets shut down. All your stock is gone.
Suburban house prices are toast.
- They baby boomers are dumping 25% of the hosues on the market soon.
- People are fleeing the cities
- No one can afford new mortgages
- Population demographics is collapsing.
- Migrants are leaving the market.
- And a All Causes Mortality is still going up.
The only reason house prices have gone up is because of money printing and supply constraints. (Never enough houses were allowed to be built for the demand.)
A house degrades over time. Its actual price should go down as it decays. That is the reality. But we live in upside-down clown world caused by the banksters and mortgages.
We have tripped over the top of the market. Now, we will have more houses than people who want, and can afford the houses. Meaning, we are at the start of the race to the bottom. If two are three homeowners are competing to sell to one buyer, then the price only stays up if the homeowners all agree to keep the price up. But soon, someone will lower the price, and that will be the new floor…
Until, the people still living in cities start enacting the communist ways, and just start feeling entitled to moving into an empty house. At that point, there will be no market. And this is what is coming to suburban homes, especially in blue cities.
Food prices go UP!
Every facet is against food prices going down.
- Harsh storms are causing food growth to be limited.
- War in the bread basket of the middle east
- Govern-cements killing off chickens and limiting cows.
- Those mother WEFers trying to get people to eat bugz. (meaning, they are trying to starve you into eating bugz)
- Food processing plants mysteriously burning down.
Further, those mother WEFers are making sure everything in the grocery store is poisoned.
In the near future, we will see bread completely missing from grocery store shelves. Buy and store wheat. Learn to grind your own flour.
In the near future, meat will be so expensive, as to be priced only at checkout when the current price of beef will be computed.
Food has outperformed the stock market and the housing market over these last few years, and will continue to do so.
Stock up on food, but don't just store stuff you never eat. Learn to cook with it, make it a normal part of your diet. Buy what you eat, and eat what you buy.
Like i said above, buy wheat berries. And a grain grinder. Make your own flour. Learn to make your own bread. It is much more tasty, much more nutritious (that stuff in the store called flour, should not be considered food)
Freeze dried meats are great, if you learn to cook with them. Rehydrating and adding it to a gravy, or a sauce will make a fairly tasty meal. Not hard, just takes practice. And learn if you like it or not. Don't just buy tons of freeze dried food packages without knowing if you can stomach them.
If the food you buy will last seven years on the shelf, then you need to eat it once a week. This way, it will be gone in seven years, before the expiration date. And make sure you buy more to replace what you ate. Keep the cycle going.
The more food you can buy now, will mean huge savings for the future. This is on top of being able to survive if food shipments stop.