Greed Is Good: The Smartest Play in the Dumbest Economy

While They Raise Prices, We Raise Profits

Let’s stop pretending.

Walmart just made a deal with Klarna so customers can finance cereal. Procter & Gamble raised prices again to “protect shareholder value.” And every boardroom in America is having the same conversation:

“How do we keep margins fat while everyone else drowns?”

That’s not evil. That’s business.

The problem is, you’re still playing defense—while the people who run this economy are playing Monopoly with your bills. They’re not concerned about inflation. They are inflation. And they’re winning.

So the question is: Why aren’t you?

We live in a country where you now need $158,126 just to be considered upper-middle class in Maryland. Let that sink in. That’s the entry fee to looking like you’re not losing. Meanwhile, the real players aren’t stressing rent hikes or gas prices—they’re raising prices on you.

They’re not scared of the recession. They’re selling through it.

And that’s exactly what we do.

At GLion Trades, we don’t wait for “the economy” to fix itself. We move what the world can’t live without—agricultural commodities. The demand is global. The product is physical. The checks clear. You don’t need luck. You need volume.

And here’s the cheat code:
While everyone else is panicking over what’s going up… we’re figuring out how to own the stuff going up.

Because once you’re on the right side of this game, inflation becomes your best friend.

They raise prices?
We raise profits.

They cut budgets?
We raise volume.

They cut jobs?
We cut checks.


If you’re still talking about the economy like it’s something happening to you, you’re already behind.

The corporations aren’t losing sleep. They’re not waiting on stimulus.
They’re securing supply. They’re building margins. They’re leveraging fear.

And now? So are we.

GLion Trades. We don’t cry about the price of food. We sell it.