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» 23.6% of all USD were created this year -> great RESET ground work
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post 1626185753 12-21-2020, 08:36 AM
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23.6% of all USD were created this year -> great RESET ground work

https://www.thestreet.com/mishtalk/e...-the-last-year

Seems interesting. Part of the cost of Rona seems to be endlessly printing money. Government is printing currency constantly to keep this ship from sinking, but at what cost? No wonder BTC has gone through the roof... Is a massive bubble being created? I bet when the next bubble bursts it will be time to usher in a new system...
post 1626186063 12-21-2020, 08:39 AM
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It’s inflation, not a bubble. Best way to hedge against this kind of inflation is owning things like stock, real estate, and basically anything valuable that isn’t cash.
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post 1626186593 12-21-2020, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Lefticle
It’s inflation, not a bubble. Best way to hedge against this kind of inflation is owning things like stock, real estate, and basically anything valuable that isn’t cash.
Most of the new money is making its way into the stock market and to banks. Its being used to prop up the economy and drive the market, not consumer demand.

If you give 1/4 of the dollars in an economy to a bunch of crooks to move around and package to generate growth instead of growth through consumption and expansion you get a bubble. The guys receiving all this money were the ones who destroyed the economy in 2008 and then collected trillions in tax payer bail out.

Let that sink in. Cost of Rona isn't just the 82 year olds its killing... It's the future of the country and currency as well. Won't hear this on ANY news stations though.
post 1626187483 12-21-2020, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted By arod204
Most of the new money is making its way into the stock market and to banks. Its being used to prop up the economy and drive the market, not consumer demand.

If you give 1/4 of the dollars in an economy to a bunch of crooks to move around and package to generate growth instead of growth through consumption and expansion you get a bubble. The guys receiving all this money were the ones who destroyed the economy in 2008 and then collected trillions in tax payer bail out.

Let that sink in. Cost of Rona isn't just the 82 year olds its killing... It's the future of the country and currency as well. Won't hear this on ANY news stations though.
There are more mortgages than ever. There are more student loans than ever. Plenty of debt.

If you are smart you are leveraging yourself to the teats and letting inflation wash away your debts with fixed interest payments.
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post 1626187913 12-21-2020, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted By RobParks2M
There are more mortgages than ever. There are more student loans than ever. Plenty of debt.

If you are smart you are leveraging yourself to the teats and letting inflation wash away your debts with fixed interest payments.
So you think it’s a good idea to get low interest rate loans right now?

What would you do with such loans?
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post 1626188033 12-21-2020, 09:05 AM
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no doubt about

intentional destruction as part of the overall 'order out of chaos' strategy

they'll destroy a lot of things in many ways before they rebuild it 'Build Back Better' their way which is totalitarianism where everyone and everything is owned and controlled by them

' infiltrate and subvert ' (Trump, 'Q', Fox News, Alex Jones )
' destroy everything they know and believe in ' (eg. attacks on our proud history, monuments, anthem, flag, treasured institutions, etc )
' divide and conquer ' (intentional racial/class division propaganda and actioning)
' problem, reaction, solution ' (they create the problem then bring the pre-planned solution they want)
' order out of chaos ' (they create their new order after they create the chaos)
' ordo ab chao '

https://www.google.com/search?q=ordo...ao+great+reset


much more info for anyone new to this ...


https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...post1626096573


https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...post1625811623
post 1626188153 12-21-2020, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted By iabs
What would you do with such loans?
see below.
Originally Posted By Lefticle
Best way to hedge against this kind of inflation is owning things like stock, real estate, and basically anything valuable that isn’t cash.
Originally Posted By RobParks2M
If you are smart you are leveraging yourself to the teats and letting inflation wash away your debts with fixed interest payments.
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post 1626188383 12-21-2020, 09:10 AM
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Everything is so expensive that the gov is printing dollars to keep up with sky high prices of goods. Only to inflate everything and eventually crash hard. Damn boomers
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post 1626188753 12-21-2020, 09:15 AM
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Nobody knows what will happen as most of this money isn't in the market or flowing in the economy. I can't remember what the chart was called but I was shown it by a buddy who does finance **** for a living, the movement or circulation of a dollar through the economy (ie... I get a dollar and buy something from you, you buy something from the store, the store owner uses it to buy a house, etc...) is at historic lows.

If that money ever starts to move into the economy I think we're all in for a bad time.
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