/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8154667
>or did the last collapse wipe off a
>Decent chunk of the debt.
HA.

I can see why you might think that, in the free market a recession is a deleveraging, how ever when you have completely manipulated markets and fiat currency governments find it a lot easier to do deficit spending, spend the economy out of recession, and build the debt higher on the foundations that have already been shown to broken.

Obama doubled the debt! and Trump is going to add the same amount as Obama. The interesting thing is though, with these artificially low interest rates, the service charge on all this debt ha been about the same as before the crash. The government can't cope with even a slight raise in interest rates, it will quite litterally bankrupt them.

>>8073185
>America has insane economic leverage against the rest of the world
HA.

>>7928680
>savings account

>>7554224
blockchain will be a revolutionary technology, but the current cryptocurrencies will not exist in the next ten years. Gold on the other hand has been money for 6000 years until 1971. The attraction to Gold is human nature. Gold and cryptos really should go hand in hand in the monetary system, gold gives real value and blockchain gives real trust (ie no fraction reserve theft)

Are there any crypto ETFs or ETNs out there that would give me broad exposure to the market?

>>7313948
Dow futures down 330 points

I smell panic

>>4951849
>>4951923
Is this real? Newton bought into the south china sea bubble?

>>4951380
also what's your play now? with the US economy booming i see 4% spot within 2 years. that's assuming shit doesnt blow up, which i would realistically say has a 50% chance. the tax bill is huge, lots of demand for usd. also differentials are going to have a lot of cucked investors begging for USD (franc, yen).