If the value of my money decreased 9.1% who gained that value?

If the value of my money decreased 9.1% who gained that value?

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Frankly I have no idea so I just blame the jews

everyone that isnt in debt that owns assets.

the people making the loans who cause the extra money. they got a first mover jump before the effect of the inflation kicked in. someone smarter will explain in detail.

Just work harder and stop buying lattes and avocado toasts, zoomie.

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The Jewish shareholders of the Federal reserve bank. That 9.1% increase was caused by the printing of money, and the Jews get the money in the end when interest payments on US Treasuries are paid.

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energy suppliers and those on the receiving end of covid bailouts

wrong, debtmaxxers gained value because inflation makes their debt worth less.

the dollar is a shitcoin and the miners frontrun basically every move. its MEV but in the real world

You know damn well who but I'm not going to say it.

debtmaxxers do not debtmaxx responsibly. unless they were buying pallets of wheat, oil, and sugar (literally no one), they will find it harder to pay off that loan vs never debmaxxing..

Commodities sellers and investors in those.

>Buy WEAT and USO in a margin account
Wow, that was fucking hard, I'm sure no one did that and made a huge profit.

>If the value of my money decreased 9.1% who gained that value?
You're thinking about it wrong.
The value of your money didn't decrease 9.1%, it has been diluted by 9.1% The people who received that new money absorbed that diluted value.

In other words, the inflation numbers that you are seeing are just a way, over time, to slowly break the news to you that they gave 20-30% of the value of your money to the recipients of Fed QE.

It has been done this way so that you don't go out into the street and riot.

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The people who printed the money

>t. still holding out for $150/barrel oil at high leverage

wrong again. how would they find it harder to pay off a loan if its value decreases every year, assuming inflation is more than interest? If you can afford it, its always better to debtmax.

if a roastie's looks decrease 5%/year after she hits 25, that doesn't mean another roastie gains her lost beauty. sometimes shit just evaporates

Housewives zestimates

ok dude

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Whoever collected the majority of printed money

How quickly/badly will these kinds of people get bfo in a deflationary environment?

normies are finally waking up to the reality that money and "value" are not real

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never

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