This is an eye opener. In the mist of stock markets all time highs the actual infrastructure that supports the US economy is falling apart. Hyperinflation is coming and its coming due to poor logistics. The transportation of goods and services is failing to meet the demand which in turn is driving up costs. Lumber is a good example. Not if but when delivery of goods comes to a grinding halt the prices of goods will go nowhere but parabolic up. This has not really been talked about in public media so I assume once it hits across America the excuse by the government and the FED will be, we did not see this coming.
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