/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57329035
>high rates = debt is harder to pay
Real inflation is always (ALWAYS) higher then FFR, rates therefore don't matter. I reiterate, "declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion", now the vehicle is bond interest.

>>57305096
>1980s
1890s

>>57296442
No, see: >>57295961 stop comforting real growth with nominal growth. Fed was literally created to force nominal growth, we abandoned hard money to rig nominal growth, number will go up.

>>56799693
>m2
See: >>56813633

Monetary stock never meaningfully declines.

>>56809569
>The policy is not restrictive at all and is only punishing the lower classes. Fuckin useless FED
Fed is doing what it was created to do: steal from the broad economy and give it to the landed gentry. Once you discard absurd notions like the Fed is impartial or benign, but instead see them as the malicious actor that they are, everything makes sense.

Take it as you will, but JP Morgan is planning (in a few months) to lock all customers out of depositing or withdrawing from Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, and Bitstamp. Only crypto in, crypto out will flow through those exchanges instead instead of fiat. The exchanges than buy/sell USDC through the banks.

Why? Because the banks are mobilizing against them and adopting exchange-like features and services which they will be a competitor to. The banks want to be the exchanges for fiat to crypto. I want full control over who gets to deal with crypto.

You don't have much time left, so plan accordingly.

>>53631421
If you are betting on the dollar you are betting on
B A N K S
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Thank you santa for keeping silver down long enough for me to put my order into the LCS

Dear Santa clause
Please keep silber down so anons can accumlate.
With love, anon

I am investing all in on JP Morgan, prove me wrong