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The idea I have heard floated around is 2021 Q4 will bring the prices for OSB and lumber back down, because now they are too high. However, there's a larger issue at play, those prices are never going back down. Think back on healthcare, school tuition, car insurance, pretty much everything around you has exploded in cost. And did those prices ever go back down like claimed? Nope they did not. But there's also a second reason why those price aren't going down: to do so would cause the complete collapse of the housing market and the stock market coming down with it. So many of these (((markets))) are interlinked to the point that collapsing or bringing one down souffles the entire house of cards into the ground. So in case you're wondering, get used to crazy high house prices and lumber prices, because fuck you goyim!

The idea I have heard floated around is 2021 Q4 will bring the prices for OSB and lumber back down, because now they are too high. However, there's a larger issue at play, those prices are never going back down. Think back on healthcare, school tuition, car insurance, pretty much everything around you has exploded in cost. And did those prices ever go back down like claimed? Nope they did not. But there's also a second reason why those price aren't going down: to do so would cause the complete collapse of the housing market and the stock market coming down with it. So many of these (((markets))) are interlinked to the point that collapsing or bringing one down souffles the entire house of cards into the ground. So in case you're wondering, get used to crazy high house prices and lumber prices, because fuck you goyim!

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The market doesn't determine anything's value. It's all a system of manipulation. Even real things people need and use such as food, the prices are controlled by futures contracts.

They "bet" on the future price of corn, wheat, etc. using futures contracts and that actually changes the price of those foods. It doesn't matter that they don't actually buy the food and have it delivered to them, or that they keep rolling each contract over to a new contract and never let it be fulfilled. Their speculation of just betting actually determines the real prices. This is one way they kicked off the Arab Spring with high food prices.