We have now seen tight supply, or shortages, of many goods. Including the TP wars of lockdown, chips for vehicles, chicken wings, Topo Chico, lumber, housing, chips for people (per the OT), and even labor.

Sriracha we are told is next, but I still see plenty of it in the stores. Online not so much.

So, what is the NEXT big Short going to be on?

Petro

Siribachi sauce.
The weather killed the particular pepper that goes in the sauce.

Senkos.

Rain

Everything. I work in logistics and we are seeing an inordinate amount of companies, in all industries, cancelling restock orders and drawing down inventory like never before. There is going to be a ton of manufactured goods sitting in China with nowhere to go. Ocean freight is too expensive and cutting into margins for a lot of industries. This fall and winter are going to be interesting.

Money

Common sense

You are right. That is already going on.

In case anyone missed this the west is literally about out of water. Major Cities across Cali, Nevada and Arizona are in dire straights with no real hope of a recovery soon.

Shortages and major price hikes in fruits and vegetables perhaps? Cali grows most of our domestic crops intended for peoples tables.

To think it could not happen here is silly. It will. Question is just when...not if.

Heard about this "shortage" a month or so ago, hasn't really seemed too much of a reality...

Caulk

Gubment aptitude!

Fluorocarbon line

Oh heck no, I'll be the first to start a riot at Academy

Pesticides and fertilizers?