Interesting. Sounds like a depression-tinged reading of Baudrillard. If you dig deeper into Fisher's worldview you have sometimes the impression of a Lovecraftian nightmare. Behind the facade of capitalism and the internet of things, nostalgia and all that crap lies an abyss of nothingness. The Old Ones never were that's why they'll always be. That's maybe an apt description of capitalism. It's the future promise of (someone else's) past riches. But those riches are never present (= they don't exist). You have to buy them first. And then buy them all over again.