>>16719167

I like the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) because it's a real number measuring actual real-time economic activity and not forecasts or analyst voodoo. It measures how much does it cost to ship. When the economy is good is goes up with competition for containers. When it's bad, it goes down. No government spin.

With Trump, it was a steady uptick until COVID, then a dip and recovery.

With Biden it tanked, then all the stimmy money spun things up and inflated the economies, but now it's on the dive and will continue since the whole point of inflation is the legalized banking looting that takes place in the recession/depressions after inflation. It's how the bankers steal real wealth with fake wealth.

To answer question directly, it'll be bad, but will get much worse…especially the looting (foreclosures).

Planned. Every bit of it.

https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/baltic

>>16719723

It's an old, old scheme…as old as central banking itself. Inflation buy pumping lots of easy money into the system, let the economy get roaring hot, and lot's of loans getting signed (and collateralized), then tighten the supply and when the defaults start, the bankers clean up real assets as collateral converts to them.

It's how the whole crooked system works.

>>16719723

What Soros did to the Bank of England, and thus the country and people of England is a little different. He shorts national currencies, then stirs up trouble in those countries and makes bank on the value decrease.

It's the problem with shorts in general if the trader is willing to do unethical things to hurt the asset, they can profit wildly on their evil. Rumors, strikes, damage, fires, fake stories, you name it.