From transitory to persistent… the narrative is shift​ing… Producer prices have skyrocketed and Americans are consuming more but producing less.

From transitory to persistent.. the narrative is shift​ing. $Gold. t.co/fNuEP4nYnw

— Daniel March (@Daniel_March3) December 16, 2021

The Fed may slow or eliminate new bond purchases but is not planning to sell. Meanwhile, producer prices have skyrocketed and Americans are consuming more but producing less. Get ready for entrenched price inflation. | Ali Mecklait.co/HOWRN6WhYi

— Mises Institute (@mises) December 15, 2021

Real reason: we have too much debt/future liabilities & need to inflate the liabilities away at the expense of living standards & societal conflict. t.co/F7TGpHo0Jc

— Greg (@GS_CapSF) December 17, 2021

Inflation Will Cost the Average Household an Astounding Amount in 2021, Ivy League Analysis Finds.

By @brad_polumbo t.co/4m27a7QLFd

— FEE (@feeonline) December 16, 2021

Inflation Embedded In Small Businesses – likely to force Fed's hand on interest rates, SMB owners struggle, as they raise prices highest on record. h/t @DiMartinoBooth @spotgamma @jam_croissant @AnnTrades @HarrisSamaras #trading #TRADINGTIPS #optionstrading #tradingpsychology pic.twitter.com/qQkEXTpTTi

— Patrick Hill (@PatrickHill1677) December 17, 2021

You picked 1980 as your starting point, the inflation peak!

Inflation-adjusted DJIA chart. Between the 1960s – 1980s, the stock market lost 75% of its real purchasing power and took 30-years to regain its 1960s peak (1994).

Despite consensus chatter, Inflation kills stocks. pic.twitter.com/KKwPkHkbT7

— Jim Bianco biancoresearch.eth (@biancoresearch) December 17, 2021

Nonfarm business sector labor productivity dropped 5.2% annually during Q3, the largest quarterly decline in US productivity in over six decades. #productivity #economy pic.twitter.com/44LW2kr9gq

— Michael A. Gayed, CFA (@leadlagreport) December 17, 2021