Hello, Hello, Rebel Capitals. Hope you're well. So in the news today, Tyson Food's getting crushed,

crushed, and I think it's a great example of the Bullwhip effect working its way through the economy.

Let's go right to this story from Zero Hedge and check it out.

Title and now food deflation, question mark, U.S. Food Giant Tyson tumbles on falling beef chicken prices sliding

pork demand so my first thought is, okay, is this because our price is falling because of lack of demand or because an oversupply, i.e. bullup effect.

The largest U.S. U.S.

Well, I guess the bullwhip effect would be a little bit of both, wouldn't it?

So anyway, let me keep moving on or let me go through this article here,

then we'll connect some dots.

When I actually have enough information to comment.

The largest U.S. meat company, Tyson Foods,

badly missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit on Monday

and it cut its expectations for operating margins this year in the

face of falling yes falling beef prices easing demand for pork and an ongoing crash in chicken prices as a result of over

production. Oh my gosh we're seeing all this demand. We don't realize it's

because of STEMI checks and PPP. We don't realize it's because of all of these temporary circumstances.

And therefore we're going to grow way more chickens. We're going to produce much

more meat. We're going to send it out to the stores because people are just buying, buying, buying, buying.

We don't understand that it's a sugar rush created by the People are just buying, buying, buying, buying.

We don't understand that it's a sugar rush created by the government.

Let's keep going.

They say sales rose 2.5% to 13.26 billion in three months ending in December 31st.

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