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EthnoBiowarfareVirus [S] 2 points ago +2 / -0

i mean in general, when is the "major" crash coming, this is not sustainable

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Hattmall 5 points ago +5 / -0

Unfortunately it probably won't be stocks that crash, but the actual value of a dollar. Things are already more expensive. Tried buying lumber lately? 3-4x the costs. A 2x4 which normally runs $1.5 to $2.30 depending on season is now $6-$8. To build a new house would cost you 20-40% more than it did a year ago. Food costs are creeping up, fuel will rise. A large amount of people are only avoiding homelessness due to eviction and foreclosure moratoriums. The stock market may see some loss, but the price values are going up because the money supply is going up as well. It's not really connected to the economic reality for many people.

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the-new-style 2 points ago +2 / -0

The plan is for the dollar to lose its place as world reserve currency and therefore "crash", not the stock market. That's why we are in the middle of an "everything bubble". - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bzcrwBFD34

Compared to 5 years ago the dollar will buy you

10% less DXY
35% less real estate
40% less goods & services (Chapwood index)
40% less gold
50% less stocks
99% less BitCoin

But it cannot be in one step because of the dollar denominated debt held by the other countries - 61% of their reserves.

Thus the transition will be to the IMF / World Bank's Digital Currency

https://www.investopedia.com/imf-explores-digital-currency-use-in-international-reserve-ecosystem-5093192

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highenergywinning 1 point ago +1 / -0

Soon