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multigraincracker

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1. The answer to question #1 is yes.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Mon Dec 9, 2024, 07:12 AM

Dec 9

See US economy 1929.
I’d suggest moving into cash and out of debt. There were people that did well because of the depression. They had cash to buy buy up real estate when it got very cheap.

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Honest Query: If Trump imposes the 25% tariffs, [View all] no_hypocrisy Dec 9 OP

The answer to question #1 is yes. multigraincracker Dec 9 #1

History rinse and repeat..... Lovie777 Dec 9 #4

Seems to run in cycles, evert 60 to 80 years a county or the whole world goes through it. multigraincracker Dec 9 #6

Sympathy price hikes and portion reduction BadgerKid Dec 9 #2

Constantly repeat these words, Trump price increases Walleye Dec 9 #3

Prices do decrese (deflation) but it's almost always an indicator of a depression or recession. bearsfootball516 Dec 9 #5

It seems to me thinkingagain Dec 9 #7

Many companies have 2025 inventory Johonny Dec 9 #8

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prices decrease, damn seldom. republianmushroom Dec 9 #10

Prices decrease in Depressions. You don't want that Bernardo de La Paz Dec 9 #11

Prices come down? moondust Dec 9 #12