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TrumpWinz [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

Increasing the money supply by 30% is not an attempt to crash the economy, that is an attempt to juice the economy. 4 trilliion in stimulus is not done because they think it will blow up the economy, it's done to kick the can down the road.

Saying "it's by design" makes you sound like they are intentially blowing up the economy. No ruler throughout history ever does that because that is an easy way to start civil war.

The same playbook going back 40 years is juice the money supply and inject fiscal stimulus. That's what's worked so they are going to keep running the play.

However the 10 year bond hit 35 basis points last year. IT can not go any lower. There is double digit year over year commodity inflation. The dollar is at 2018 lows and headed to 2008 lows. Dollar hegemony is at risk.

The play will fail and when the market crashes that will be the end of the Democrats and Rinos.

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falsesongofglobalism 2 points ago +2 / -0

Why coming out of a year long lockdown when people are falling into poverty and hurting, would you on day 1 sign a bunch of EOs that clearly are going to crater the economy even further...unless it was your plan? Sometimes you have to step back and look at the big picture. They are literally telling us what they plan on doing...

You'll own nothing and be happy. Build back better. UBI. Social credit scores. Digital vax passports......

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

Your stuff is way off topic from my predictions of the S&P 500 collapse or generalized market collapse.

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falsesongofglobalism 1 point ago +1 / -0

Then let me just agree with you on what we agree on - I think once we break this current trendline, we are going back to test the 3200 s&r line over the next months.

More I cannot say - but that much seems certain.

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falsesongofglobalism 1 point ago +1 / -0

Look...I agree with you in the short to mid term...but look at the long term goal...

No ruler ever intentionally crashes the economy? So what were the global COVID lockdowns for an entire year for?

The Great Reset bullshit is real...its on it way....the plan is being accelerated. The "rules" of how things have worked since post WWII are about to not matter anymore....

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

No ruler ever intentionally crashes the economy. Go through history and find anyone that ever tries to crash their economy and there are none.

The blue states locked down their economy because they believed their own hype and the media hype that the wu flu is the worst disease in a thousand years.

They wrongly believe that the benefits of shutting down outweigh the costs of being open. They fully committed to that policy and will not back down even when proven completely wrong because they are ideologues.

In the same sense the Federal Reserve keeps blowing bubbles that keep blowing up. They think that they are doing the right thing and will do mental gymnastics to justify it and will never admit they are wrong.

Their policies made the Great Depression worse and have destroyed purchasing power over the last hundred years.

Congress believes that minimum wage laws will help the common man even though it causes more unemployment. They are not trying to cause unemployment but they are committed to an ideology that runs opposite to reality.

These are just some tangible examples of how the institutional elites think. They are not trying to destroy the economy. They think they are able to engineer a better economy but they are wrong and will not admit it.

Fortunately the market has limits and the 10 year yield hit 35 basis points last year. Interest rates can only go up. The Fed can try buy bonds to make rates go down but that will only undermine bond market confidence, the spreads between the 10 year yield and corporate yields will widen to by double digits, and all food and energy costs will increase by double digit percents this year.

Food riots will be occurring throughout the 3rd world probably by this summer and global political instability will give a negative feedback loop of disrupting supply lines, thereby increasing the costs of goods further.