/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20567879
Thank you, CEO of prosperity!

>>15618933
Funny that's literally true in 100% of cases.

>Stop noticing patterns goy!

>>14817753
We will see, won't we kikes?

>>14615119
Press 'E' to make Trump End the Fed in his second term

>>13694327
>>13694341
I actually found the clip

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnn-plays-montage-of-stephen-moore-calling-for-the-gold-standard-after-saying-hes-not-for-it/

But looks like Stephen Moore has recently withdrawn his name from contention due to (((threats))) and (((attacks on his family))).

Regardless, the intention is still there. Trump wants us back on a gold/PM standard, that much is clear. But will he be able to do it, that is the question.

>>13674819
We can have a revaluation without the whole system collapsing. I know boomer austrians have been calling it for decades but at some point the debt must be purged. If anyone is going to do it, it will be Trump. He's going to slay the Fed.

>>12227487
>>12227502
>>12227518
He doesn't need to end it outright, and he knows this. All he needs to do is enact legislation that will increase transparency of the Fed's actions. It's similar to the way he broadcasted his recent meeting with Pelosi and Schumer, which highlighted the fact that neither of them actually want to reach a compromise with the president. "Publicity is justly commended as a remedy for social and industrial diseases. Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants;" Schedule FULL audits on a regular basis. This way you are proposing a solution that is indisputably part of everyone's best interest. If transparency is enacted and the Fed survives, we are better off. If it fails, THEN he has just cause to step in and nationalize or otherwise deconstruct the entity.

>>11534294
He has been very outspoken about his disdain for the Fed's policy decisions. If things really fall apart, Trump is honestly autistic enough to step in and completely revamp/nationalize the Fed.