Former Home Depot CEO warns inflation hasn't hit its peak: 'We're in for a lot of turbulence'

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Former Home Depot CEO on inflation: 'We're in for a lot of turbulence'

Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli tells ‘America Reports’ that inflation hasn’t hit its peak.

Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli suggested on "America Reports" Thursday that inflation hasn’t hit its peak yet and warned that Americans are "in for a lot of turbulence." 

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BOB NARDELLI: The Dow…it's not giving us any disinformation…It's a fact, facts are friendly…I'm kind of staying put. I'm not trying to react. Yesterday was up a thousand. Today it's down a thousand…I think if you're just an average day trader, you ought to just…not get involved in this, these ups and downs. I don't think we're at the peak yet on inflation. 

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Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli told Fox News that inflation hasn’t hit its peak. 

Some of the people on the programs have said that maybe we'll get to 10. I don't know…my first home was 18% interest, and if you look at today the [average] home is $368,000, average monthly mortgage is $1,400, at a couple more points of interest rate…we're not going to be able to get that reach by a lot of people that want to own their own home. I think we're in for a lot of turbulence for a longer period.

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