/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29695239
The article posted here >>29689916 gives some idea. Its basically, real assets, or equity in ACTUAL cash flow, meaning businesses that don't cheat like their doing now in the 0%-rate environment (buying back stocks, buying free revenue, etc.).

>>29693172
I think its bigger than just the 1st-grade level monetary inflation. Think about cost-push caused by pic and by what I mentioned above.
>business can't bloat their revenue and can't do share buybacks.
>have to make actual profits.
>only way is to increase margins is higher prices.
>prices increase for producer, increase for manufacturer, increase for distributor, etc.
By the time it gets to the consumercuck, its exponentially more expensive.

You guys know how inflation works right?
How many of these do you see going on right now?
IMO we are still missing wages and devaluation against our other trade currencies.