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re: Do experts on the money board agree with what the feds did today?
Posted on 3/27/24 at 8:29 am to VolSquatch
Posted on 3/27/24 at 8:29 am to VolSquatch
They can cut whatever they want, but real rates are market based.
There is so much debt that I’m amazed it has not collapsed yet. I don’t understand crypto, but I get why extra-governmental currency may be a good asset going forward. All governments monetize debt by printing more and more paper money. Inflation is the cruelest tax unless you are hard asset rich.
A billionaire does not care about prices going up 25%. He’s holding precious metals, fine art, raw land, stocks, minerals, and oil.
A working stiff pays full freight on inflation tax. Sadly many people think the government can create wealth for the masses if they just take more from upper 10% of earners to make the sun cool down or heat up more”sustainably.”
There is so much debt that I’m amazed it has not collapsed yet. I don’t understand crypto, but I get why extra-governmental currency may be a good asset going forward. All governments monetize debt by printing more and more paper money. Inflation is the cruelest tax unless you are hard asset rich.
A billionaire does not care about prices going up 25%. He’s holding precious metals, fine art, raw land, stocks, minerals, and oil.
A working stiff pays full freight on inflation tax. Sadly many people think the government can create wealth for the masses if they just take more from upper 10% of earners to make the sun cool down or heat up more”sustainably.”
Posted on 3/28/24 at 1:39 pm to makersmark1
quote:What are you even talking about? What would make you think there would be a "collapse"? Have you ever looked at Japan?
There is so much debt that I’m amazed it has not collapsed yet.
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