Geh mal ein paar Polizisten duzen, am besten kritisierst du sie auch noch aber ohne sie zu beleidigen, sonst wäre es zu einfach für sie. Oder falls du einen Richter zur Hand hast gerne auch den.

Duzt sie Dich denn? Kannst ja mit einem Anwalt drohen, dann wird sie verstehen dass Du es ernst meinst.

Ich hoffe mein Du hier ist ok auch wenn wir nicht befreundet sind.

Österreich liegt recht hoch, das wird ne Weile dauern bis sie untergehen.

Immer noch viel zu hoch, ich will endlich wieder 0% Kredite und einen Höhenflug meiner Anlagen.

Och schade, keine Absätze :-|

Electricity lead to more profits and eliminated jobs. Fuck capitalism.

Das zeigt doch schon dass das Business nichts taugt, sie können Investoren nicht überzeugen ihnen Geld zu geben ohne dass der Staat es garantiert. Letztendlich werden wieder mal Gewinne privatisiert und Verluste sozialisiert.

I think you're misunderstanding the valuation of money vs collectibles. Obviously an ancient artifact made of gold is worth more than the pure gold value. Same for rare coins. I was talking about silver as money, not as collectible.

Silver has lost its status as money, so silver is much cheaper today than it would be if it still was money.

Lol, we had a sales rep in a meeting to talk about licensing while we were already self hosting and using it. When he heard that we would store business data and log data for the same app he said that's two different use cases, and that we'd need two licenses.

Its always more more more.

Obviously, because the money is always worth less less less.

Lol, you're the one propagating the big banking propaganda that monetary inflation is not inflation.

Money is always tied to the value of things, so according to you inflating the money supply always leads to money losing purchasing power.

Debt denominated in USD

Have fun staying poor

Their ACTUAL profit margins are significantly larger and growing.

Their gross profits are up because money is worth less because of inflation. The purchasing power of those "growing" profits has basically not changed.

Go look up their net profit margins, they are going sideways.

Nobody said US debt, it's USD debt, this is basic international economics knowledge.

Inflation is the loss of purchasing power of money, not somebody raising prices. Inflating the money supply leads to loss of purchasing power.

Go look up net profit margins of retailers, they are going sideways.

Which company do you think is price gouging?

Stores don’t look at inflation, inflation makes the stuff they sell more expensive to buy, so they have to sell it for more money or make losses.

Fed policies like interest rates directly affect almost all countries because they have USD debt.