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    #73
    Originally posted by jazz View Post
    CPI in US hit 8.6%.

    Only way inflation stops errol is with a major recession. Its the only tool now.
    already in-progress . . . .

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      #74
      Originally posted by jazz View Post
      CPI in US hit 8.6%.

      Only way inflation stops errol is with a major recession. Its the only tool now.
      anyone that believes its only at 8.6% needs a kick in the head
      gas has gone up at least 40%
      most of the packaged foods have gone up and shrunk in size
      heating fuel way up
      almost every farm input has doubled or tripled in price

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        #75
        What get me is the labour shortages.

        Every business in saskatoon is looking, advertising, hiring. Every where i look the usa, china, europe there are labour and manufacturing labour shortages.
        Did global population growth stop?
        Or demographics where every one globally retired, died, etc?

        Every one needs labour, businesses must pay and compete to buy labour or close shop. Wages will go higher, housing will still be in demand, quality of life goes up, debt goes up, inflation will stay up, slowing very slowly.

        It aint over yet

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          #76
          Originally posted by Rareearth View Post
          What get me is the labour shortages.
          The UE numbers are a complete fiction. So many people dropped out of the workforce and have no plans to go back.

          So yes there is labour demand to fill in the gap for more people not wanting to work.

          Thank your covid central planners for that one.

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            #77
            Originally posted by caseih View Post
            anyone that believes its only at 8.6% needs a kick in the head
            gas has gone up at least 40%
            most of the packaged foods have gone up and shrunk in size
            heating fuel way up
            almost every farm input has doubled or tripled in price
            Exactly. Anyone buy a chocolate bar lately just as an example. Reese peanut butter cups about the size of a Toonie now. Downsize the product and up the price goes for everything now.

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              #78
              Watch out for when crude oil tumbles and really pulls-the-pants-down on all the energy bulls . . .

              Stay tuned . . . .

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                #79
                Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                Watch out for when crude oil tumbles and really pulls-the-pants-down on all the energy bulls . . .

                Stay tuned . . . .
                Thats demand destruction, probably in the $130 per bbl range. Should get there this summer.

                Thanks climate fools. You drove the world into a recession, created a war and other hot spots and we still didnt get any investment in critical minerals, materials, commodities and infrastructure. All the money went into fake renewable causes, unprofitable EV scams and crypto.

                Serious, give yourself a slow clap.
                Last edited by jazz; Jun 10, 2022, 09:20.

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                  #80
                  Originally posted by Rareearth View Post
                  What get me is the labour shortages.

                  Every business in saskatoon is looking, advertising, hiring. Every where i look the usa, china, europe there are labour and manufacturing labour shortages.
                  Did global population growth stop?
                  Or demographics where every one globally retired, died, etc?

                  Every one needs labour, businesses must pay and compete to buy labour or close shop. Wages will go higher, housing will still be in demand, quality of life goes up, debt goes up, inflation will stay up, slowing very slowly.

                  It aint over yet
                  Few countries has a sustainable birth rate. Canada is not one of them and our aging population is retiring and spending less resulting in more expensive goods and services.

                  Immigration is necessary to combat this.

                  My rural Saskatchewan town of 5000 relies on immigrants to provide goods and services, not because people don't want to work, but rather because there are not enough of them.

                  The competition for labour is problematic.

                  Now, AI and automation will likely eliminate jobs from the low-paid cashier to the highest-paid doctors helping with this, however painful that process will be.

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                    #81
                    There are a lot of perfectly able working age people , who are simply collecting government handouts doing SFA .
                    Worse since the CERB started .

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                      #82
                      Originally posted by wheatking16 View Post
                      Immigration is necessary to combat this..
                      Canada has had wide open immigration for 20 yrs and it has done nothing to stop the slide.

                      New immigrants land in our big over priced cities, start living multiple generations and multiple jobs to keep up with our insane inflation rate, over regulation and poor productivity. They have no time or resources to upgrade themselves and fall into the service sector and stay there.

                      Then they stop having kids as soon as they start tallying up the costs to educate them. You see many new immigrants with more than 2 kids.

                      The costs in Canada and our govt run by childish fools is our biggest impediment.

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                        #83
                        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                        There are a lot of perfectly able working age people , who are simply collecting government handouts doing SFA .
                        Worse since the CERB started .
                        Didn't CERB end 7 months ago?

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                          #84
                          Originally posted by blueversi View Post
                          Exactly. Anyone buy a chocolate bar lately just as an example. Reese peanut butter cups about the size of a Toonie now. Downsize the product and up the price goes for everything now.
                          Every item is up 20-30% in every store, gouging crooks just because they CAN!

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