Oh bummer, more shortges. I really do wonder, with the whole job strikes, the economy "barely getting by" of stimulus and unemployment checks, then there's they jobs effected by the lack of supply flow. So who the hell keeps buying all the chips then? Where is all this money come from.
I i cant help but be reminded of the depressions we have and how profitable depression when people foreclose everywhere and l then comes the financial harvests.
So far it seems like big money is in for a struggle. Yet gosh darn it, a shortage of chips because people are out buying the best for some reason. *Unfortunately* that means less chips, not necessarily less chips sold, just less chips, and it might even come at an increased cost.
You can realistically sell a product tor ten times its worth (not even exaggerating) and buying a product at $10 from a foreign country and reselling it for $100 returns 1,000 - 100 for my initial investments $900. However let's say there was if there was a 10% I hike in price for example due to something like a shortage. It couldn't essentially cover my initial investment and almost like I'd be getting these products for free compared to the previous rates I had before. To be fair though if there is a shortage that means that probably have to negotiate a better price with the manufacturer. The manufacture might get so bold as to ask for a dollar more per product the other company is paying $0.50 more. So of course the company also had to pay 10% more for their products
Which means they they might not actually get their full investment covered and will still have to pay a dollar instead of nothing at all...darn.
There's a shortage of supply there's no shortage in demand however. Before chips shortages were a thing all these companies really had were perhaps a chip excess. This is kind of convenient not having to worry about having too much product. Sure factories are shutting down meaning because they have to do less work to get the same amount of money and there might be a shortage even if they are selling less but making more per sale.
There is a part of it people actually kind of like too. Some people are actually getting rich by scalping, not the most dignified way but squabbling of the people is not a company issue. Still now there are some stories of poor getting rich, though its off of the other poor, but still looks like balancing and change and with with covid being behind all this, it almost feels lime divine judgement has finally come for big business.
Just look at the news they must be struggling. Shortages and shutdowns sounds/looks a lot like something poor people have experienced before. A shortage of money and having vacate their properties... Only difference is one was caused by covid abd the other cause because an actual lack of money and foreclosures. Surely this time is different though they are suffering like everyone else.... Just like they were during the depressions ... right?
