TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR GOODS/SHIPPING/LOGISTICS
By Mauro Marturano
Yesterday there was an "accident" involving an Amazon cargo plane. Everything we see happen that gets filtered through TV and social media always has a reason/a message behind it.
The unmistakable message of this accident is that we should expect problems on the logistics front and, ultimately, problems on the price front.
Exactly like when that ship "ran aground" at Suez, we had problems with logistics and, ultimately, with prices.
When? In the coming months.
On the other hand, playing games with logistics (and not only that) to liquefy monetary credits is one of the few moves the shepherds have left, since, after controlling the population by seducing it with the easy handout of money and, with it, supposed rights, they now necessarily have to backpedal and start erasing rights that, as I've always told you and, above all, as you should have understood by now ("abandon all hope, all ye who believe in it" 😂), DO NOT EXIST.
Just as that incredible situation at Suez effectively marked the start of inflation — which, contrary to what some mistakenly think, isn't just a monetary phenomenon, but also a combination with "real-world" justifications — today the plan calls for more chaos, because, as the motto goes, IT'S INFLATE OR DIE.
Be resilient, please.
PS: in their language, being resilient means being a sucker.