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I understand you point. My thinking is that inflation has not really hit us hard yet, but many people believe that it will in the near future. If that is the case, people often rush to buy hard assets.
In many markets people can easily buy a house right now for monthly payments of less than $2,000, or equal to or less than the cost of a trip to the grocery store in your example of inflated prices.
In many markets people can easily buy a house right now for monthly payments of less than $2,000, or equal to or less than the cost of a trip to the grocery store in your example of inflated prices.
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