Isn't strange that stock market really does not figure in computed inflation/deflation equations used to compute inflation?
I always smile too myself when the say FED speaks about inflation target of * 2-3% on balance in the economy. Guess they do not eat or buy consumer goods or need medical care on a fixed budget.
Add another 5-10 Bil inhabitants on the planetary scale and there is to be no apparent effect? The counter to that argument is the evolution of all forms of tech investment and production will be needed to accommodate those coming new world population figures. It will be robots and AI and electronic clouding of info to keep everything under control (and satisfied).
Japan and China both tried to balance their population growth and failed.
Some advanced nations have seen fit to level off their births/population ratios through substituting consumption quality choices verses quantity, and some very poor society have experienced population losses due to starvation, war, etc.
In this sense, BOTZ ETF represents the investment guide to the future stock market valuation component means to solve these problems.
We are all losing $$s herein right now, except maybe the shorts and options traders. I do not do that stuff (just a small time investor) that believes the future (whatever it will be) for earth will entail
electronic forces to make it happen. For 100+ years, the stock market has changed as companies and structural forces imping upon it, force it so. I tend to visualize BOTZ as a future-leveraged investment vehicle that stands the best change to show forth above average returns in that dawning planetary environment many of us expect is coming.
Therefore, I plan to buy more BOTZ as it falls below my initial price buy. And, as an ETF, BOTZ will just rebalance its wins and losses decisions strategy to match what comes about.
