2024 Economic Collapse

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The government has this neat trick where they can remotely suck up your cash even if it's buried six feet under in the middle of your 4000 acre estate. It is called inflation.
Which is why you invest in stuff that will maintain their value. Even simple shit like Lego is really good for this. By a bunch of lego sets, keep them boxed and they'll up in value by a lot when they retire.
 
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Someone explain why this is happening pls?
The current one? Unemployment broke 4% and that's traditionally an "oh shit" sign for a bad economy + Gulf War 3 / WW 3 about to break out in the middle east + the economy has been propped up using duct tape to seal holes and running a money printer's output directly into a bunch of jews' veins for the past 16 years at the cost of literally everyone else and that WILL fail eventually (and all signs show it's going to be soon).
 
I wonder if the gpu prices will drop in non-western countries. I won't buy one either way but still...
GPU's have only been going up in the last few months. That's what I know when I built my PC, I got lucky. The time to buy was then. Literally just save your cash.
 
Someone explain why this is happening pls?
Here's the Japanese angle, as I understand it:
The Bank of Japan was still handing out extremely low interest-rate loans until a few days ago. They have now started cranking interest rates back up from zero, which has also cause the Yen to strengthen against the dollar. Many groups have taken out loans in Yen and converted the Yen to USD or other currencies in order to invest. Now those groups have to start making interest payments on their loans, and the conversion from USD back to Yen is looking a lot less favorable so they have to dump a lot of stonks. This creates a lot of pressure to sell.
 
So how long until we see the inflation from the inevitable fed injection?
 
What particular commodities or products are linked to this potential recession?

I know inflation is a driver here, but there doesn’t seem to be any bubble like with the Great Recession and housing, the Dot Com burst, the 1989 downturn following the ‘79 oil crisis. I always associate economic downturns as having a connection to real-world pressure points, not just abstract shifts and corrections in the stock market, but would appreciate being corrected if I am wrong.
 
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