If I were you... I will wait a few months before putting money in Argentina. I'm also interested in doing it but first we need to see if Milei at least will be able to get accepted the project he sent to the congress this weekI am figuring out how to invest in the privatization boom there, does anyone have experience/contacts? I speak Spanish and have been living in LatAm for 2+ years.
Thanks! I was specifically waiting for you to chime in. I'm also going to wait.If I were you... I will wait a few months before putting money in Argentina. I'm also interested in doing it but first we need to see if Milei at least will be able to get accepted the project he sent to the congress this week
best bet, by moving there and doing fdi.I am figuring out how to invest in the privatization boom there, does anyone have experience/contacts? I speak Spanish and have been living in LatAm for 2+ years.
Of course, I will be looking into RE there in a few months.If I were you... I will wait a few months before putting money in Argentina. I'm also interested in doing it but first we need to see if Milei at least will be able to get accepted the project he sent to the congress this week
I am figuring out how to invest in the privatization boom there
I mean, you can't expect that after 20 years on recession and with artificially suppressed prices by the government the inflation rate is not high once you finally remove those subsidies. The same happened in Venezuela with oil: +15 years with oil prices lower than water, you get +1000% of inflation once you can't continue subsidizing it and it goes to real pricesArgentina Surpasses Venezuela With 211% Inflation In 2023
well that might have been special effects bc parallel exchange rates are being eliminated and hence the offical peso rate ought to go down a lot and hence inflation numbers go up even in the crooked gov stats.I mean, you can't expect that after 20 years on recession and with artificially suppressed prices by the government the inflation rate is not high once you finally remove those subsidies. The same happened in Venezuela with oil: +15 years with oil prices lower than water, you get +1000% of inflation once you can't continue subsidizing it and it goes to real prices
Also for the smarts who can achieve to hold on to hard currency, high inflation is a guarantee for ultra low cost of living
Lets see how many of his election pledges he keeps or how quick he backtracks when faced with reality
hopefully he has the balls to follow Bukele somehow,
To steal from Peter to gift to Paul.Socialism and Communism
The only reason Spain is not a s**t hole today, is because is in the EU. Take the EU "benefits" out from the country and it wouldn't last a few years.So, which country will be the next Argentina? I say Spain, Socialism and Communism is a Cancer on any economy, once it spreads there's no way of curing it.
Small country benefitsI'm surprised Bukele is still alive.
Hopefully the EU kick them out soon and allow them to drown in debt, inflation and socialism.The only reason Spain is not a s**t hole today, is because is in the EU. Take the EU "benefits" out from the country and it wouldn't last a few years.
you pretty much are at the bottom of it there. seems to go up now. but yeh that thing is the core cancer in latam, brazil is also a poster child of destroying currencies. but as I said, it can be arranged.Sure, the problem with that logic is that at some point it breaks the country and it brings a lot of undesired effect IE Bad services, increasing criminality rate, lack of products, etc etc... And with a country where its politicians only skill is devaluating the money, it's better to actually remove that possibility
they wont since thats what the eu thrives on. it is hell bent on socialism, totalitarian control and increasing misery and poverty thru socialism. While bullying small countries and handing cash out to everyone outside europe corrupting the world with their nonsense while crushing everyone inside (except the rulers which have tax exempt salaries and private jets free of fuel tax) by aforementioned methods.Hopefully the EU kick them out soon and allow them to drown in debt, inflation and socialism.
Hopefully the EU kick them out soon and allow them to drown in debt, inflation and socialism.
The only reason Spain is not a s**t hole today, is because is in the EU. Take the EU "benefits" out from the country and it wouldn't last a few years.