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<blockquote data-quote="gimmie11s" data-source="post: 16707339" data-attributes="member: 17953"><p>Agree on the premise, disagree on the timeline and wide-scale effects.</p><p></p><p>Another thing no one has touched on yet is the dollar and it's vulnerability as the world's currency. Unless there is a major shift in our economy things are T'd up to be VERY bad for us.</p><p></p><p>A correction is coming that will effect everything from housing and cars, to toothpicks and bandaids.</p><p></p><p>This is not a personal knock--But you are clouded by your "six figguh" view on things. The VAST majority of the country does not live like you, or most in this thread. You have to remember that the US household (all earners in the home combined) median income in 2020 was $67k. Think of the effects of current pricing on goods and what that means to those families. The current pricing environment is simply not sustainable without serious changes to infrastructure either directly or indirectly.</p><p></p><p>Ford and other consumer goods suppliers can "want" to do things a certain way to maintain/prop Co profits, but they do not and will not control the US economy at large.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gimmie11s, post: 16707339, member: 17953"] Agree on the premise, disagree on the timeline and wide-scale effects. Another thing no one has touched on yet is the dollar and it's vulnerability as the world's currency. Unless there is a major shift in our economy things are T'd up to be VERY bad for us. A correction is coming that will effect everything from housing and cars, to toothpicks and bandaids. This is not a personal knock--But you are clouded by your "six figguh" view on things. The VAST majority of the country does not live like you, or most in this thread. You have to remember that the US household (all earners in the home combined) median income in 2020 was $67k. Think of the effects of current pricing on goods and what that means to those families. The current pricing environment is simply not sustainable without serious changes to infrastructure either directly or indirectly. Ford and other consumer goods suppliers can "want" to do things a certain way to maintain/prop Co profits, but they do not and will not control the US economy at large. [/QUOTE]
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