/biz/ - Business & Finance

Market =/= Economy. The Fed's job is to force nominal growth at almost any cost as nominal growth allows risk free capital return, this is the mechanism behind oligarchical parasitism. Earnings ratios have ballooned over the decades from monetary expansion, not declining rates, declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion. Real rates are always negative to zero under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest (printed into existence through deficit spending), waiting to flow back larger than ever
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

>>57295885
Market =/= Economy. The Fed's job is to force nominal growth at almost any cost as nominal growth allows risk free capital return, this is the mechanism behind oligarchical parasitism. Earnings ratios have ballooned over the decades from monetary expansion, not declining rates, declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion. Real rates are always negative to zero under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest (printed into existence through deficit spending), waiting to flow back larger than ever
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

The debasement will continue until morale improves

>>57261856
Halvings matter. USA owns the world, you can use FRED data to see currency simply only ever goes up.
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

>>57194043
>anons what do we short?
USD

Debt is money under debt based fiat, the problems caused by debt have already happened, for what is created when new money is created other than a new fraudulent claim on existing resources? It's framed as a future problem so you don't notice the theft constantly taking place

>>57159030
Large cap equities have become partially monetized since '71, BTC unironically fixes this

Recessions don't cause crashes, risk-off causes crashes and BTC is the new risk-off asset

Market is still going to go up, real terms recession, way too much fiat sloshing around for nominal fall

>>57062744
Bobos are dumb, that's all there is to it. Why would equities denominated in the USD shitcoin ever fall nominally for any meaningful period of time?

>assets will crash because of all these dollars we've printed!
guy is an idiot, melt-up will continue unabated

We're entering the orange (BTC) age of the US economy

The system doesn't suffer brittle failure, it suffers plastic deformation, you can double USD every decade forever. Under debt-based fiat, debt IS the money, more debt = more money stock = asset inflation. Remember, you can't ACTUALLY borrow from the future, when you loan money into existence you've just created a new fraudulent claim on existing resources, the debt is framed as a future problem so you don't pay attention to the actual real time consequences of monetary expansion.
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

>>56972684
Fiat suffers plastic deformation not brittle failure. Hyperinflation can't happen without foreign denominated debt

>>56954650
Plastic deformation not brittle failure. Market =/= Economy. The Fed's job is to force nominal growth at almost any cost as nominal growth allows risk free capital return, this is the mechanism behind oligarchical parasitism. Earnings ratios have ballooned over the decades from monetary expansion, not declining rates, declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion. Real rates are always negative to zero under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest (printed into existence through deficit spending), waiting to flow back larger than ever
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2

Skill issue. Money flows. Under expansitory regimes the 'monetary impedance' (how easy an asset converts to money) of an asset determining how fully an asset inflates for a given increase in monetary base. Labor (in the broadest sense, all income earners) has high monetary impedance, illiquid assets like housing have moderate impedance, liquid assets like equities or gold have low impedance. The surest way out of the wagie cagie is to lever-up on the fuller inflation of low impedance assets, BTC or 2x LETFs (conservative, survived the GFC), gold can't be used as the long cycle period of gold makes it impractical to lever-up on it, and gold has high inflation (2%) compared to BTC (1.7% and halving every 4 years)

>>56927316
Is the 2% inflation (monetary expansion) in the room with us right now? Believing cpi = inflation is pure wagie slavemind illogic

>>56927705
Monetary base has increased 45x since '71, 4500%, but you think they'll stop now, why? USD can continue losing half it's value every decade forever

>>56924952
>profit
Prove it. Therein lies the value of a fixed unit of account. Notice that the S&P500 has only increased in value proportional to monetary expansion since '71. You've been chasing expansitory phantasms, statist.

Seems like a you problem, all of us high IQ people bought BTC and are sitting comfy. The beauty of a cryptographically fixed unit of account is you can't be robbed through monetary expansion

>the younger generations are even better wagie debtslaves than boomers
Bullish for assets, remember credit is literal money printing as the Fed will always backstop banks with "muh contagion" as the excuse

>>56877563
Start DCA now, oligarchs will never stop debasing, remember DCAing into a 3x NASDAQ at the high of the dotcom bubble would still have been a winning move, betting that fiat will lose value is the safest bet you can make

Every day under debt based fiat.

Threadly reminder that Market =/= Economy. The Fed's job is to force nominal growth at almost any cost as nominal growth allows risk free capital return, this is the mechanism behind oligarchical parasitism. Earnings ratios have ballooned over the decades from monetary expansion, not declining rates, declining rates were merely the vehicle for monetary expansion. Real rates are always negative to zero under debt based fiat, 2022 was the bottom, all the money printed during the scamdemic is still here, earning 5% interest (printed into existence through deficit spending), waiting to flow back larger than ever
>Graph note: The Fed stopped reporting Institutional Money Market Funds as a separate series in 2020, hence ((Total MMF/1000)-Retail MMF's) as Total MMF's is given in millions of millions instead of thousands of billions and Retail is already included in m2