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bucolic_frolic

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19. It's 1978-79 all over again

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Thu Sep 11, 2025, 06:17 PM

Sep 2025

Wages stalling, businesses tightening, car prices rising. Fed has no clear options so they will muddle through and bow to political pressure and create more inflation. Prepare for hard times! Gold and silver will rocket just like way back when.

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Consumer prices rose at annual rate of 2.9% in August, as weekly jobless claims jump [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 OP

MAGA is bringing down inflation but in an upward direction IronLionZion Sep 2025 #1

Jobless claims jumped to highest level in 4 years UpInArms Sep 2025 #2

With respect to the government jobs - there may be that "October Surprise" BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #3

Truly UpInArms Sep 2025 #6

There were a couple trackers out there BumRushDaShow Sep 2025 #8

They gutted the IRS UpInArms Sep 2025 #10

Kansas Republican Senator Jerry Moran was working his azzz off months ago to Bengus81 Sep 2025 #16

Stagflation. nt BootinUp Sep 2025 #4

My first thought, also UpInArms Sep 2025 #5

Make America Broke Again...... Lovie777 Sep 2025 #7

Trump destroyed the job market Johnny2X2X Sep 2025 #9

The 263k jobs number goes back to equal 2023 and have to go back to 2021 to get bigger number. . . .nt Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2025 #11

CPI Graphs: 3 months, 1 month, and 12-month (year-over-year), regular and core progree Sep 2025 #12

What's interesting is how good the graphs looked back in mid-June when the May report came out progree Sep 2025 #17

Do you miss "sleepy" Joe Biden yet, America? SergeStorms Sep 2025 #13

Annnnnndddddd of course, from MAGA ... "It's due to Bidenomics" Dock_Yard Sep 2025 #14

Anyone who has gone to the grocery store popsdenver Sep 2025 #15

it is odd indeed Skittles Sep 2025 #18

This mis-stating of economics and statistics popsdenver Sep 2025 #20

It's 1978-79 all over again bucolic_frolic Sep 2025 #19