INFLATION CRISIS How To Prepare for 2022 | DO THIS NOW

by | Sep 6, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 26 comments

INFLATION CRISIS How To Prepare for 2022 | DO THIS NOW




Inflation rose at rates not seen in more than three decades and inflation will continue to rage all across America in 2022. Gas prices, food costs, cars, and home prices are all skyrocketing. Supply chain and labor shortages are rampant. Is this the start of a cycle of hyperinflation? Will we see a market crash? Is inflation transitory?

Consumers are feeling the brunt of the pain in their monthly household budget. Many Americans disprove how the government and Jerome Powell are handling or ignoring this big problem. But in this video, I am going to show you simple steps on how you can make money with inflation, win with inflation, and how you can profit from inflation.

With the US inflation data, America is currently getting crushed with inflation and experts say we may even see hyperinflation in 2022! Unfortunately, many citizens are not even aware of what is happening right in front of their eyes. How to beat inflation? Watch this video and learn how to harness the power of inflation so that it works for you.

Learn how to survive and thrive in an inflationary environment. The Fed will continue to print money, but are we headed for hyperinflation in 2022? If you understand how to profit from inflation using 30 fixed-rate debt, you can see how other investors are making huge returns with rental properties.

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26 Comments

  1. Pete McLean

    Quality content, videos like this and insight from an expert goes a long way.

  2. Melinda Mcclain

    The only things I see going up in my area is food and gasoline.

  3. Melinda Mcclain

    No, 40 years ago the inflation wasn't as high as today. We are looking at hyperinflation today. USA has never seen real hyperinflation since the Civil war.

  4. Kama

    The FLAW within capitalism is that the Generic Worker can NEVER afford what he/she is producing because, after paying out wages, the OWNER/RENTER ups the price in order to MAXIMIZE PROFIT so the worker's wages will never be able to afford it. It's the achilles heel in the system. I'm retired and the current insurance for my 2007 Prius with 85K miles is $120 every 6 mos. I fill up the 10 gal. tank about TWICE a year. I own my home, deed in hand, and pay $80/mo in insurance. Utilities are about $180/mo and property tax is $930/yr with Prop 13 here in California. I'm feeling the pinch at the grocery store but I have a nest egg to get me through. I feel so sorry for young struggling workers and I'm supporting organizations like the CPI dedicated to changing this collapsing system.

  5. Kama

    My house went from $35K up to $450K in just five short years. That's INSANE! I would be VERY cautious buying anything right now. Everything will be crashing soon. Don't get caught. Wait until AFTER the crash!

  6. Kirsten Brogan

    Is getting a loan right now at a low interest rate a good idea?

  7. Tim Donahue

    What % of inflation is just corporate greed? Some prices may be increased when in fact they no not need to, or at a much lower rate.

  8. Kosyo A

    Inflation is inevitable. It is constant, just at certain periods it is very large. The way to protect yourself from it is to invest your money in deposits or in a stable currency. The crisis we are in is yet to come, and what I can advise others is to spend their money wisely and invest it so that they do not lose it.

  9. Mpho Mongala

    I subbed and liked. Thanx for sharing.

  10. Amy Steele

    Thanks for keeping it real!

  11. Daniel Rodriguez

    Pvc pipe went up 600 percent. Copper 100 to 200 percent.

  12. Natalie Violet

    Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Show me a man with no investment and I'll tell you how long it takes to fail. The investment creates a safe haven for the future. With the right investment choi noce that has at least a minimum risk of 2% and with expert advice, both profits and interest are 100% guaranteed

  13. C.K

    Now is the right time. If you really want to grow your money and attain financial independence. Start investing, that's the best way to accumulate wealth. Spent my 30s and 40s investing in stock and several multifamily real estates. That’s the best I did for myself as it has consistently beaten my expectations of a return. Lately, discovered ¢rypto, and life feels comfier

  14. Kirritz zz

    buying a catamaran and saying good bye to working for money.

  15. Jacob Robbins

    I saw as it were a green pale horse and his name was death

  16. AZPro

    On March 27, 2020 Trump signed the $3.1 Trillion Corona Virus Aid and Relief Economic Security (Act). The C.A.R.E.S. Act. All of it was unearned printed paper or fiat money. President Biden signed the $1.9 Trillion Economic Recovery Stimulus Act in 2021. Again, all was unearned printed paper fiat money. And lets not forget that both Republicans and Democrats in Congress both approved these bills before that were signed into law. A total of $5 Trillion of unearned fiat money, in a year, pumped into the economy to get the US trough the worst of the pandemic. So… Trump is responsible for approximately 62% of our current inflation, and Biden approximately 38%. All the non fiat money price increase occurring since then are the result of supply and demand issues mostly, but not entirely, brought on by the pandemic. The lack of smooth predictable distribution of goods due to the truck driver shortage (long in the making before the pandemic) are supply and demand related, NOT inflation related. Separate Inflation (the devaluation of each dollar by printing more unearned dollars) from price increases due to supply and demand. Also, the current invasion of Ukraine by Russia (Russia being the second largest producer of oil in the world) and related possible sanctions of Russia, are responsible for the some of the increase in gas pump prices. Since Russia invaded Ukraine we can expect $5+ gasoline until the Ukrainians prevail, which is looking probable. Additionally. The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates to blunt inflation. Historically, a 5% Prime Rate is a sign of a healthy economy. A 0% or 1% Prime Rate is a sign of a sick economy. Freedom isn’t free now is it?

  17. Allen Tarver

    U are so on point and explain things so plain that if anyone does not understand what's coming they absolutely will be the loooooossseerrrrsss!!!

  18. Jose Chavez

    the inflammation does not affect me, I am poor

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  20. Bob Bob

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  25. Bob Bob

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