Posted Mar 15, 2020, 5:05 PM
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Originally Posted by LakeLocker
I wondering how much of that remaining 25% has to do with food production, transportation and energy?
We're about to have an extreme oversupply of oil, cars, electronics, steels, ores etc.
Seriously who the hell is buying a new car right now? Who can afford the risk and why would you take the risk when we are bound for a market flooded with used vehicles.
The only hope is that government start the mass stock piling of cars, oil, iron etc on a scale that to this day has only been seen in China.
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I would buy a new car right now. There are probably some fantastic deals out there.
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