2025-12-18 14:37:10

The disinflation story is playing out exactly as forecasted.

Let's break it down. Tariffs? They're actually a deflationary force. AI deployment across industries? Deflationary. Labor market adjustments from policy shifts? Also deflationary.

Here's the thing—most of the economic narratives circulating over recent months have gotten it backwards. When deflation takes hold, it shifts everything. GDP expansion accelerates. Asset valuations climb. The dynamics flip.

Markets that repositioned for this reality are already pricing in the move. Those still holding the old playbook? They're fighting uphill. Watch the data. The economic math is rewiring itself right now.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 2025-12-21 04:59

The narrative of inflation turning again is coming... Can we really believe it this time? --- The key is who can outperform this wave of repricing. I think most people are still dreaming. --- Is AI really that deflationary? Why do I feel like everything is rising... --- Those who have already repriced have made a fortune, while the latecomers are still catching a falling knife. --- I need to look at the data for asset valuation rise. Let's not have another narrative game. --- Is deflation here and GDP accelerating instead? This logic feels like it needs to be twisted a bit to believe it. --- I’m tired of hearing that the market has already priced this in, and then it just continues to big dump. --- The key question is when to reverse operations; it's always a step too late. --- Is the old script really that useless? It feels like this theory is at odds with last year's claims. --- Economic mathematics is running again... Sounds good, let’s see what next month’s data says.

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CompoundPersonality

· 2025-12-20 09:03

Laughing to death, it's another deflationary theory. Is this for real this time? --- The key is how many people are really adjusting their positions according to this logic... --- Wait, are tariffs said to be deflationary forces? I need to think about this logic again. --- By the way, the market has already reacted, so chasing the highs now is a bit late. --- The data speaks for itself; let's just wait and see. --- Rewriting economic rules again, we understand Web3, but is this kind of thing new in traditional finance? --- If it's truly deflation, then holders of coins should be happy. --- AI, tariffs, employment—these three together are deflationary? That's a bit much. --- Old crypto enthusiasts have seen too many claims of "rewriting economic rules." --- Does anyone really believe this can beat the market?

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GasFeeGazer

· 2025-12-18 15:07

Oh no, it's that deflationary narrative again... I've always said the key is AI, and now you're only realizing it? Wait, are tariffs a deflationary force? That logic is a bit extreme, need to think it over carefully. No, wait, why does this tone feel like it's justifying holding positions... But speaking of which, will asset valuations really skyrocket that quickly? I think we should wait for more data to see. I've already adjusted my positions, those still clinging to old routines are really at a loss. The key question is—who the hell truly understands this shift? Where funds flow during a deflationary era, that's the real critical issue. I don't believe it. I'll only believe it when I see GDP growth.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 2025-12-18 15:00

Wow, is this logic reversed? The key is that some people are still using last year's script.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 2025-12-18 14:53

Wow, the key is that someone really placed their bets early on this tightening logic. Most people are still debating whether to raise or cut interest rates, but they've already calculated the game of deflation. AI is fighting inflation, tariffs are also fighting inflation, and this reversal is quite decisive. The question is, are the data really that perfect? It feels a bit too smooth.

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