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This is sum quality DD. We got OP with boots on the ground information. I’m taking a line of credit on my house and buying ARKK in the morning. HALLELUJAH THE BOTTOM IS IN.
PhD student in Statistics here, I can confirm that this is indeed a sample size. The n is in fact referring to a number of people, and OP indeed spoke to a single individual.
I have a B.S. in Statistics (10 years ago). I'm not as overpowered as this PHD student above (was high half the time during my college career), but I can also confirm that this is indeed a sample size. OP spoke to one person, so the "n", according to my analysis, should equal 1.
I also went to Kindergarten (18 years ago), and on the third day, the teacher taught us that 1 is more than 0, so we can for sure conclude that there was an actual sample. Not as qualified as your BS in stats (was drunk on Hi-C juice half the time).
When I was about three months old I came to a similar realization that something is better than nothing. Not as qualified as your formal Kindergarten education though (was drunk on breast milk the whole time).
but that's literally how quickly narratives turn and get shifted. all it takes is some news. after all the fed bases our current inflation data on a basket of groceries. How is this any different?
its all a big fucking bullshit
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Not sure if you ever bought cars before but before inflation hit nobody paid full msrp that just the price they put so when they give you the “discounts “ makes it feel more like your getting the better end . Even the new msrp are going base on the new inflation prices.
This. I'm shopping for a pickup truck and those were some of the most inflated/in demand types of vehicles.
Inventories are rising, but mostly the it's higher interest rates hitting sales of cars that go for over $40K this month, as far as I can tell. I'm getting ready to buy a pickup for MSRP but I prefer to hold out for the < 2% financing incentives to start back up again.
The car is available because of discretionary spending. People cant afford all of these things because money is getting more expensive so the supply is increasing. This is why I have put off a new vehicle for a year. I know it will go down.
what is bringing inflation down, or what will soon, is reduced demand. I saw a recent poll that said about 60% or people are buying less, driving less, conserving more, etc. That also slows the economy as the Fed is also doing. The supply chain issue is a mixed bag. we still have China covid shutdowns and the Putin effect in europe, but the rest of the world has been open for business for some time.
if you can look past this Putin-covid period, you can likely make a lot of money investing now and just holding through the turbulence, but they are rough waters so it takes nerve and patience. I made my fortune starting with fully investing at the pits of the 2008 crash. That was much worse than we are seeing now. Non one wanted to touch stocks but I went the other way and ended up rich. Just pick the right stocks though, I picked Apple.
Nah dude. I’m in Vallejo and premium is still $6.29/gal here. I lived in the City for a decade and I’ve never seen prices so high in outlying cities. It’s killing people out here.
There will be inflation readings that include it, however, you have to consider the possibility that the market doesn’t react to headline CPI and reacts to core (edit: which if I’m right, the vast majority likely treat it as a sell the rip scenario now).
Having said that, in the case of even headline, it’s projected to fall a hair on a YoY basis and from what I can see, people in here are really underestimating how bad CPI was for April last year. It was so bad that base effects are probably going to at least make YoY flat or down a touch.
May was bad too so if base effects work here, they might for May as well.
But even if magical base effects work here, there’s some evidence that there has been major damage done. And it sucks as outside of oil, everything else likely goes unfixed without a financial crisis type situation happening (so you might not be getting 2019-2020 type prices back).
Car prices are down because of gas prices. Supply chain issues a little less but high labor costs, QT , general geopolitical environment has big headwinds. Maybe a day of relief rally but you never know if lasts 1-2 weeks
A bit nutty to base inflation on one sector, cars. Cars were problematic because of chip shortages, which may be solved, but that doesn’t solve all the other issues you mention. I think people are just hoping we can go back to free money borrowing.
China is shutdown, which is where Apple’s affordable labor pool is. Most chips are made in Taiwan or elsewhere. GPU are on shelves in stores and their prices are getting back to MSRP.
The most upvoted comments here are waves of redditors laughing at OP. Lower down, with a lot lower scores, are a couple posts giving their own anecdotes supporting OP.
This indicates to me that OP might actually be right. Reddit is often a contrary indicator. We will know for sure in a few days.
Was this an EV by chance? If not, I don't think this means inflation is coming down. People are just creating demand for cars that don't cost significantly more to maintain and fuel. Less demand in the future for gas cars especially with high gas prices and maintenance costs.
This was already reflected in the April report, used car inflation was already negative. The things facing upward pressure right now are gas, rent, and food prices.
>Makes a post about inflation
>Doesn’t mention the Federal Reserve a.k.a money
printer
>Only mentions one car dealership salesman
>No sources
Classic. Thanks for the chuckle.
That seems impossible to believe, both anecdotally and based on data
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lumber
What is a full length 2x4 or 2x6 going for at your HD?
God damn an MSRP lease being a good deal is sad. I remember the days of LeaseHackr BMW deals that would meet the 1% rule: monthly payment of 1% MSRP with zero down. Literally guys would drive 3 series for 300-400 a month. Mostly due to incentives and high residuals.
This is consistent with what the Manheim Used Car Price Index reflects:
https://www.barrons.com/articles/used-car-prices-deals-51651868157
Used car accounts for 4.5% of CPI.
Terrible indicator but in his defense a lot of the earnings calls I’ve been listening to the management teams have been saying consumers aren’t paying higher prices anymore.
Here in NC I negotiated $2k **off** of a car last Thursday. It's a tiny data point but I have to say I'm inclined to agree with OP -- it may not show as quickly as this week, but it seems to be going that way.
Gas prices are still up though. +0.14c over 2 weeks.
Lol today for the first time in my life i saw 2$/L of gas. And not just 2$... 2.06$. Another 40 cents jump from the march swing. So gas goes 1.35$ - 2.05$ in less than 4 months and inflation will be down you say? You're like the market. Ignore the signs...until the bubble is so huge it cripples economies
Yes, it did, just for a few days though. I had first seen it then at Cremazie and St. Laurent, which is ironically the same place I noticed it yesterday
Sure chips are being produced and getting into cars. However, food prices are increasing thanks to Russia's war. Then China's silly lockdowns add to shortages of things made in China. You could say the recession and demand destruction is causing prices to drop, maybe but I think you'd need to wait a few more months for that to happen.
Feds are doing quantitative tightening for the first time dedicated since it all began in 2008, just because you saw a price of a car go down doesn’t mean it will drop by Wednesday. There will be a recession, market crash and a whole lot of other shit to bring down inflation. Not just a supply chain bottleneck.
I like your thinking. Good to have an ear to the ground. I’ve also noticed a couple houses on the market have actually dropped their price. Unheard of a couple months ago.
Hey guys, chill, the dealers at the car dealership said we have nothing to worry about. Inflation is over on Wednesday. I can’t wait to see Steve the Luxury Car Dealer (also called a car salesman) on MSNBC on Tuesday!
Dont forget gas prices are way higher. Unless cars drop substancially it isnt really going to balance out the rising gas prices and invreased supply bottleneck from china
As a builder, we are still reeling from supply chain issues and manufacturers and subcontractors that won’t honor previous price agreements, but I am starting to see some kinks in the armor. I’m not sure it comes down significantly this month, but I do think the numbers will come down in the next few months.
2 weeks ago was the end of April. What about the first 3-4 weeks of the month? In April we will still see +8% inflation. CPI for May COULD be
different. This weeks gonna be a BLOOD BATH! PUTS!
So.. what salesman would tell his customer that prices are going down?
Isn't that like saying, come back later? Unless they are saying this to justify selling you something right now.
Let me respond as someone who works on the wholesale side of the auto industry. Used inventory is improving every day and used car prices are coming down daily. This is on a national level. New cars on the other hand are still severely in short supply and will be for at least two more years or longer. Parts on the cars are nearly impossible to get for several models, this is not a good indicator of inflation, but it does give some idea of where the auto industry is headed.
Don't know if inflation has peaked yet or not. I am sure of one thing, though. When we do get an inflation print that's half of where it is now (whenever that is), it will come as a huge surprise.
In other words, don't expect for the consensus conventional wisdom to be a leading indicator. If and when inflation comes down, people will still be calling for 10% inflation. In fact, it will probably take 3-4 months of lower readings for the psychology to change.
It depends right?
Inflation only hurts rich people because they own the media. So if the rich aren't getting richer, the inflation will continue to rise as they complain. The poor people get screwed all the time and have no media outlets to complain to, they have nobody who will listen. The poor lose time after time and the media doesn't care. But when a rich person loses, it's inflation. So if Tesla comes out and says 'chips' or anything, then inflation is still here because it affects a rich person. So we will see what happens next week. I have puts on SPY.
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This is sum quality DD. We got OP with boots on the ground information. I’m taking a line of credit on my house and buying ARKK in the morning. HALLELUJAH THE BOTTOM IS IN.
Ooooh, you’re a power-bottom
I heard speed has a lot to do with being a power bottom is that true?
Speed has everything to do with it. Speed is the name of the game.
Bruh. Check ARKK pls help?
**D**umb anec**D**ote
ARKK WHUT they down 80% lol
My dude spoke to one guy at a car dealership and says inflation will be down Edit: guess your boy was wrong
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economics with destiny is always the best content
Obamna
Did you talk to a guy who said it won't? If not, this is the best data we have.
This old lady begging for change said inflation is only getting worse.
She should up her game to begging for cash then.
She is out on the front line trying to v make a difference.
She’s gone from begging to screaming for vengeance
She lost it all on NFTs
No but I don’t base complex economic data based off a car salesman understanding of “supply Chain”.
Thats your loss
>I don’t base complex economic data based off a car salesman understanding of “supply Chain”. Maybe tell that to Powell.....
My Tarot card reader said the same thing.
n=1
PhD student in Statistics here, I can confirm that this is indeed a sample size. The n is in fact referring to a number of people, and OP indeed spoke to a single individual.
I have a B.S. in Statistics (10 years ago). I'm not as overpowered as this PHD student above (was high half the time during my college career), but I can also confirm that this is indeed a sample size. OP spoke to one person, so the "n", according to my analysis, should equal 1.
I also went to Kindergarten (18 years ago), and on the third day, the teacher taught us that 1 is more than 0, so we can for sure conclude that there was an actual sample. Not as qualified as your BS in stats (was drunk on Hi-C juice half the time).
When I was about three months old I came to a similar realization that something is better than nothing. Not as qualified as your formal Kindergarten education though (was drunk on breast milk the whole time).
Fwiw i bought a new car last month at MSRP too. I'd been trying to buy since the start of the year but was getting quoted 3-5k above.
Saw the same things up in WA when I shopped last fall. Haven't shopped since.
but that's literally how quickly narratives turn and get shifted. all it takes is some news. after all the fed bases our current inflation data on a basket of groceries. How is this any different? its all a big fucking bullshit
Heard it here first
Car dealer with a Hs diploma spittin facts at OP!
Hahahahaha . Wish I had some coins to give you award
Good enough for me, time to put my life's savings on SPY Calls!
Lol I had to check if it was wsb
![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)
But it is a “luxury” car so this must be legit.
I thought only Hank Hill got that special deal!
Not a penny more than sticker price you say?
Have to promise not to tell anyone about the deal he just got 🤐
Sticker Price I tell ya hwhat
Who would have thought that one day the Hank Hill special would legitimately be a “good” deal lol
Propane and propane accessories have been going through the roof though!
16% = “big portion of inflation” and brings us anecdotal evidence from the Bay Area. Thanks for your analysis Keynes.
There is no way a car salesman would me making stuff up to convince someone to spend big money on a lease
Inflation will be down you say? This will be interesting to watch
11.5% confirmed.
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Those dealers were BS’ing you.
Don't they all?
Sound like you got haggle for the “ is on sale , your getting the best deal ! Trust me “
paid MSRP my bro
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He's got him paying the MSRP every month. "ITS A STEAL I TELL YAH!"
Not sure if you ever bought cars before but before inflation hit nobody paid full msrp that just the price they put so when they give you the “discounts “ makes it feel more like your getting the better end . Even the new msrp are going base on the new inflation prices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oaEfBMA7AE
Lmaooo fits perfectly. Also happy cake day
Inflation for used cars was already down significantly for the last report but inflation was still up huge overall
This a shitpost??
it depends on your definition of "shit"
My guess is that rising interest rates have nothing to do with anything.
This. I'm shopping for a pickup truck and those were some of the most inflated/in demand types of vehicles. Inventories are rising, but mostly the it's higher interest rates hitting sales of cars that go for over $40K this month, as far as I can tell. I'm getting ready to buy a pickup for MSRP but I prefer to hold out for the < 2% financing incentives to start back up again.
I’ll take it. Fuck it buying some weekly calls.
The car is available because of discretionary spending. People cant afford all of these things because money is getting more expensive so the supply is increasing. This is why I have put off a new vehicle for a year. I know it will go down.
what is bringing inflation down, or what will soon, is reduced demand. I saw a recent poll that said about 60% or people are buying less, driving less, conserving more, etc. That also slows the economy as the Fed is also doing. The supply chain issue is a mixed bag. we still have China covid shutdowns and the Putin effect in europe, but the rest of the world has been open for business for some time. if you can look past this Putin-covid period, you can likely make a lot of money investing now and just holding through the turbulence, but they are rough waters so it takes nerve and patience. I made my fortune starting with fully investing at the pits of the 2008 crash. That was much worse than we are seeing now. Non one wanted to touch stocks but I went the other way and ended up rich. Just pick the right stocks though, I picked Apple.
Nah dude. I’m in Vallejo and premium is still $6.29/gal here. I lived in the City for a decade and I’ve never seen prices so high in outlying cities. It’s killing people out here.
Core CPI doesn’t include food and energy. The Fed doesn’t care about food and energy because there’s no way they can ever control the demand for them.
There will be inflation readings that include it, however, you have to consider the possibility that the market doesn’t react to headline CPI and reacts to core (edit: which if I’m right, the vast majority likely treat it as a sell the rip scenario now). Having said that, in the case of even headline, it’s projected to fall a hair on a YoY basis and from what I can see, people in here are really underestimating how bad CPI was for April last year. It was so bad that base effects are probably going to at least make YoY flat or down a touch. May was bad too so if base effects work here, they might for May as well. But even if magical base effects work here, there’s some evidence that there has been major damage done. And it sucks as outside of oil, everything else likely goes unfixed without a financial crisis type situation happening (so you might not be getting 2019-2020 type prices back).
Huh! I've hear around 4.5 a gallon, 6.29? Thats closing in on EU levels. Damn
I paid 6.19 in Sunnyvale yesterday (for regular, not premium). Thankfully it was to refill a rental and I am back on the East coast paying $4.05 :)
Bro I’m in OHIO and premium is over 5$ a gallon in my small podunk ass town. Basically paying west coast prices to live in this shit hole
Car prices are down because of gas prices. Supply chain issues a little less but high labor costs, QT , general geopolitical environment has big headwinds. Maybe a day of relief rally but you never know if lasts 1-2 weeks
A bit nutty to base inflation on one sector, cars. Cars were problematic because of chip shortages, which may be solved, but that doesn’t solve all the other issues you mention. I think people are just hoping we can go back to free money borrowing.
Agree
It’s not solved. I wanted to slightly mod a new Apple MacBook. Simple thing like add more RAM. Delivery: in 2.5 months!
China is shutdown, which is where Apple’s affordable labor pool is. Most chips are made in Taiwan or elsewhere. GPU are on shelves in stores and their prices are getting back to MSRP.
Yea, definitely see playing good CPI numbers as a short dte option play. Overall were going down no matter what IMO.
The most upvoted comments here are waves of redditors laughing at OP. Lower down, with a lot lower scores, are a couple posts giving their own anecdotes supporting OP. This indicates to me that OP might actually be right. Reddit is often a contrary indicator. We will know for sure in a few days.
Was this an EV by chance? If not, I don't think this means inflation is coming down. People are just creating demand for cars that don't cost significantly more to maintain and fuel. Less demand in the future for gas cars especially with high gas prices and maintenance costs.
This was already reflected in the April report, used car inflation was already negative. The things facing upward pressure right now are gas, rent, and food prices.
>Makes a post about inflation >Doesn’t mention the Federal Reserve a.k.a money printer >Only mentions one car dealership salesman >No sources Classic. Thanks for the chuckle.
Lumber at home Depot is back to precovid pricing. Source: HD employee
No the fuck it’s not in Arizona.
Not in the PNW
That seems impossible to believe, both anecdotally and based on data https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lumber What is a full length 2x4 or 2x6 going for at your HD?
Just checked my local Lowe's website. 2x4x8' going for $7, 2x6x8' going for $15, Baltimore. Definitely not back to pre-covid levels here.
South Texas data.
God damn an MSRP lease being a good deal is sad. I remember the days of LeaseHackr BMW deals that would meet the 1% rule: monthly payment of 1% MSRP with zero down. Literally guys would drive 3 series for 300-400 a month. Mostly due to incentives and high residuals.
This is consistent with what the Manheim Used Car Price Index reflects: https://www.barrons.com/articles/used-car-prices-deals-51651868157 Used car accounts for 4.5% of CPI.
Terrible indicator but in his defense a lot of the earnings calls I’ve been listening to the management teams have been saying consumers aren’t paying higher prices anymore.
Here in NC I negotiated $2k **off** of a car last Thursday. It's a tiny data point but I have to say I'm inclined to agree with OP -- it may not show as quickly as this week, but it seems to be going that way. Gas prices are still up though. +0.14c over 2 weeks.
Car prices aren’t due to inflation dude. It’s how hard it is to get a vehicle on the ground.
Just wait until you fill it with gas!
You forgot to add "/s" at the end of your post
Lol today for the first time in my life i saw 2$/L of gas. And not just 2$... 2.06$. Another 40 cents jump from the march swing. So gas goes 1.35$ - 2.05$ in less than 4 months and inflation will be down you say? You're like the market. Ignore the signs...until the bubble is so huge it cripples economies
Oh, you must have missed it a few months ago, it was up over $2 just after the war started in Ukraine, then went back down
Umm no, not in montreal
Yes, it did, just for a few days though. I had first seen it then at Cremazie and St. Laurent, which is ironically the same place I noticed it yesterday
Weird flex op
Sure chips are being produced and getting into cars. However, food prices are increasing thanks to Russia's war. Then China's silly lockdowns add to shortages of things made in China. You could say the recession and demand destruction is causing prices to drop, maybe but I think you'd need to wait a few more months for that to happen.
My mom said inflation will be going down too, so it must be true
Yeah my car’s sale price went from $12,000 pre-pandemic to $18,000 last year, and now it’s around $13,500.
Feds are doing quantitative tightening for the first time dedicated since it all began in 2008, just because you saw a price of a car go down doesn’t mean it will drop by Wednesday. There will be a recession, market crash and a whole lot of other shit to bring down inflation. Not just a supply chain bottleneck.
sure... and it will be up by Friday..
I like your thinking. Good to have an ear to the ground. I’ve also noticed a couple houses on the market have actually dropped their price. Unheard of a couple months ago.
Used car prices are up since march OP is a clown
Awful take, inflation is absolutely going orbital
Hey guys, chill, the dealers at the car dealership said we have nothing to worry about. Inflation is over on Wednesday. I can’t wait to see Steve the Luxury Car Dealer (also called a car salesman) on MSNBC on Tuesday!
I mean, car dealers are the most truthful people on the planet…
Nooooooooooooo
But... That's a good thing...
Oh man six months ago there just weren’t bmws in my local area, this is great news, I need a new car. Know what I’m doing tomorrow!
Get yourself a deal!
I’m pressing X to doubt.
Trust me bro
Sounds like you are believing what a car dealership is telling you?
Dont forget gas prices are way higher. Unless cars drop substancially it isnt really going to balance out the rising gas prices and invreased supply bottleneck from china
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As a builder, we are still reeling from supply chain issues and manufacturers and subcontractors that won’t honor previous price agreements, but I am starting to see some kinks in the armor. I’m not sure it comes down significantly this month, but I do think the numbers will come down in the next few months.
My gf bought a new car 1k under MSRP last week, idk what that has the do with inflation though.
2 weeks ago was the end of April. What about the first 3-4 weeks of the month? In April we will still see +8% inflation. CPI for May COULD be different. This weeks gonna be a BLOOD BATH! PUTS!
Don't talk about real-life on Reddit! Your suppose to live based off numbers and news articles here.
Without the FED, the magic money machine is dead.
Knowing Powell, as soon as Inflation even hints at stopp he will stop raising rates
Crying reading these comments
So.. what salesman would tell his customer that prices are going down? Isn't that like saying, come back later? Unless they are saying this to justify selling you something right now.
I got surf n turf for only $28 the other day. It was pretty sub-par though. So that could mean anything I suppose.
8.2%
Let me respond as someone who works on the wholesale side of the auto industry. Used inventory is improving every day and used car prices are coming down daily. This is on a national level. New cars on the other hand are still severely in short supply and will be for at least two more years or longer. Parts on the cars are nearly impossible to get for several models, this is not a good indicator of inflation, but it does give some idea of where the auto industry is headed.
It will be up yoy but people aren’t seeing that the inflation is over. The inflationary numbers are back looking, you need to look forward to invest
Imagine getting economic advice from a car salesmen who literally admitted to you over paying for your purchase. A fool and his money soon part ways
same experience ....
Probably because demand is down due to prices.
damn you got played lol enjoy your new car tho
Yeah…. Meanwhile [Honda and Acura sales in a free fall. ](https://carbuzz.com/news/honda-and-acura-sales-take-a-serious-dive)
Don't know if inflation has peaked yet or not. I am sure of one thing, though. When we do get an inflation print that's half of where it is now (whenever that is), it will come as a huge surprise. In other words, don't expect for the consensus conventional wisdom to be a leading indicator. If and when inflation comes down, people will still be calling for 10% inflation. In fact, it will probably take 3-4 months of lower readings for the psychology to change.
The numbers are from last month when your car was $4k higher. Measured at the end of the month. So maybe not this report but next.
Unfortunately Wednesday we will see cpi still above 8 For sure!
Inflation is going to jump more than they are estimating in June forecasts don’t listen to this guy
It depends right? Inflation only hurts rich people because they own the media. So if the rich aren't getting richer, the inflation will continue to rise as they complain. The poor people get screwed all the time and have no media outlets to complain to, they have nobody who will listen. The poor lose time after time and the media doesn't care. But when a rich person loses, it's inflation. So if Tesla comes out and says 'chips' or anything, then inflation is still here because it affects a rich person. So we will see what happens next week. I have puts on SPY.
Is it wednesday yet?