The Supply Side Is Still Constrained, Right?

The demand side is being crushed, or attempting to be crushed, by the fed. And we're not seeing much of a response to that, those price increases right? So for example, you know, we're not see a lot of new domestic oil production come on line in response to high energy prices. A lot of the supply side still constrained. If they try to keep killing te man regards to what happens, or if they have to relent and start giving out, like fuel subsidies, or food subsidies and things like that, then you get a more stag flation or type of environment. Those can be very troubling for risk assets. But as liquidity play, something that can hold up

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