Funny thing is the dollar will actually be getting much stronger in the short term. Everyone will be holding onto them yet lots of people will need them for trading and repaying dollar denominated debts globally. This isn't going to make its way into the general economy for the most part. It will sit in reserves. Then when they realize all that easy money doesn't do shit unless it circulates through the economy, and that people are already tapped out on credit despite low interest rates, we will see them start sending money directly into people's bank accounts or buying up everyone's mortgage. A debt jubilee basically. The Fed has to buy EVERYTHING to keep this shit going. Only question is will this system stick around long enough for them to do so.
BUT HOW DO WE PAY FOR IT
Good fucking god.
They did nothing about obvious voter fraud in 2016.
They didnt stop the obvious coup attempt. No one of significance in jail.
They let the mounds of fucking evidence WE with open source information have proven without a shadow of a doubt a massive pedophile network spanning politicians, bankers, media personalities and execs, etc go completely unused. Turned a blind fucking eye.
They let fucking Epstein get murdered.
More money to Israel.
West Virginia implementing draconian gun laws.
Trump did fuck all about basic security precautions with the Coronavirus. Even slashed funding.
Our fucking medical system is a absolute joke. But lets make sure to send endless amounts of tax payer money into blowing fucking sand niggers up in the middle east - gotta keep the military industrial complex happy! Pay for your own fucking coronavirus test. Fuck your roads and EMPable infrastucture. But...
Trust the plan. Next week.
AND NOW FUCKING THIS? One day my friends enough is going to be enough.
And the elite will be murdered in cold blood by the people of this planet. On that day we will rejoice.
very nice.
yes, it has to. does it seem like either party wants a commie? what happens if it doesn't stick around and the boomers are destitute? do they start asking for the same type of handouts that the younger people are? would they be enough to push one of them into office?
the system sticks around
or else
there's no such thing as a perfect long-term strategy.
Every possible choice has risks and trade-offs.
The future is not set in stone, and if you treat it as though it were, you're going to get burned.
What does it actually mean when they say the fed injects money into the stock markets? I don't understand american politics.
the people who can't handle a 30% drop should have started off their investing by getting btfo in a small cap bio company. eat a couple 70-80% drops in an hour and 30% over a couple of weeks doesn't seem like really worrying about.