Writer block? Macro economics can go on forever!

I really do not see anything today that show's forward guidance. This is in terms of investment and growth. Fundamentals just don't seem to show up when I read about them, but do manage to show their face years or even decades later. I'm always early to the party and I need to slow down.

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I didn't invest in lumber nor should I have. I didn't invest in oil when it was $-23.00 which I should have. Things are so convoluted when it comes to fear and greed. For instance during COVID I heard of 'lumber' shortages but which had more to do with the lumber yards hoarding (greed). Oil on the other hand was speculation on it's price because of the lockdowns.

Oil is interesting because everything is made with it. The energy crunch is more due to governments playing climate activists rather than it actually having to do with supply. There are so many factors when determing price of anything these days. Collecting #BTC is just an asymetrical bet. During a recession is anyone really going to put their purchasing power towards crypto?

I really wouldn't mind some of my followers chiming in on their macro-analysis. Although I 'think' I know what may come down the line 6-months to a year from now, I'm ultimately too bearish. Just terrible government intervention makes me feel it's unwinding like a snowball at the top of a hill.

Obviously we are heading into much more turbulent times. I recently watched Freejack all the way 1992. Many of these dystopian future movies always seem the same. Whether it's Demolition Man, Escape from New York etc.. it's always a great 10 year recession/depression. People are eating river rats sigh

Could it be such programming that programs us to believe this is where we are heading? It's kind of sad when some science fiction becomes science fact.

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