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Ibonds are good. Swvxx is better

@protecttruth @rubecube12 @plutus @ForeignSubstance how do you figure better? Other than more liquid ?

@protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @plutus @johnserwach

More liquid is better. Also fed aint stopping raising. So yield will go up. While ibonds yield will go down until fed stops raising

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @plutus

feds about done raising, of course inflation is about over as well so I bond will go back down.

@johnserwach @plutus @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth

When fed quits raising. Inflation will bounce back

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @plutus @ForeignSubstance

I doubt it, but we will see.

@johnserwach @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @plutus

Rates still way below inflation. Thats not restrictive

@rubecube12 @johnserwach @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance Wong- y/y cpi is useless m/m Is the measure that should impact society and policy.

@plutus @ForeignSubstance @johnserwach @protecttruth

Wages are changed on an annual basis. Prices are sticky

@rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance @johnserwach @protecttruth regardless of whether your point has any bearing in reality, the fact of the matter is, as I’ve pointed out for over a year, Fed’s massive hikes does nothing to solve supply chain driven price spikes and creates many more side effects than benefits on things it purportedly helps

@johnserwach @plutus @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth

Fed has just normalized rates. Inflation is not going down. The population growth rate is about to explode as soon as the fed lets of the breaks

@rubecube12 @johnserwach @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth calling planet Daniel - ppi just came in at -5%. Spare me the Fed banter.

@johnserwach @protecttruth @plutus @ForeignSubstance

Calling Planet Plutus the fed only cuts when crude is sub 50, aluminum is sub 2000, Soy beans are sub 1000 and wheat is sub 500. Commodities are still too high. Way too high

@rubecube12 @plutus @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth maybe when the war ends in the spring

@rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth @johnserwach

SD/cali in general is 30/40% more expensive than Michigan - just checked

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @plutus @ForeignSubstance

Examples ? Some items sure, others - idk.

@johnserwach @rubecube12 @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance

Was checking between NJ and CA yesterday across chain restaurants and retail stores for exact same items. Now checking Auburn Mi

@plutus @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance

Auburn hills? Maybe ?

Look water and fuel are cheaper here, everything else is pretty close.

My NatGas bill will be much higher as well 😂

@johnserwach @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance
Every single quick service or casual dining restaurant is 30/40% cheaper. An entree is $20 in more middle income Cali vs. $14 in MI and $17 in NJ

@plutus @johnserwach @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth

I just ate Chinese for 8 dollars. I had a dinner for 10 in SF. You just dont know to look for food

@plutus @protecttruth @johnserwach @ForeignSubstance

10 dollar bagel and lox at Noe bagel in SF right now. Would cost 25 in NYC

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @johnserwach @ForeignSubstance
again $8 in NJ and prolly $7 in Mi

@johnserwach @protecttruth @plutus @ForeignSubstance

I'm in the city if SF. Gotta compare to NYC

@rubecube12 @johnserwach @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance

You have the density 1/4 of manhattan - a fairer comparison is Detroit Minneapolis but you refuse to use midwest - you regionalist you

@plutus @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth @johnserwach

SF is the second densest large city in the country. Nothing compares to it besides NYC

@rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance @protecttruth @johnserwach

Total BS - less than 1 million ppl
Why do you refuse to compare nunes country with say upstate NY why??

@plutus @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @johnserwach

SF has 17k ppl per sq mile. NYC has 27k. Detroit has 4k

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @plutus yeah, we have actual parks and lakes and stuff.

@protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @johnserwach @plutus

The next closest to SF is like 11k and its yonkers. So its basically nyc. The next non new york city is like 7k. Theres nothing like SF or NYC in the country. We are country built on single family housing not condos. Thats why every other country has cheeper housing proces

@rubecube12 @protecttruth @ForeignSubstance @johnserwach

Why do you refuse to compare Sacramento with Albany?

@protecttruth @johnserwach @ForeignSubstance @plutus

More people live in Manhattan than queens, the bronx, or staten island. More people live in NYC than New Jersey. No one wants to live in New Jersey

@johnserwach @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance

I lived in NJ for over 15 yrs it is a complete shithole - more b/c people are just scumbags

@johnserwach @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance

That being said I just moved from Montclair to Nor Cal last summer. From a more upscale place to a more typical suburban locale. I am having severe sticker shock.

@protecttruth @rubecube12 @plutus @ForeignSubstance

Maybe you’re going to the wrong places ?

@johnserwach @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance

Same chain places - groceries - Safeway vs. Shoprite

@johnserwach @protecttruth @rubecube12 @ForeignSubstance

Albany is way cheaper than NJ even