Gold standard ended 1971 to start this and then around 2000 with emergence of internet and better technology monetary inflation had to increase again to offset deflation from technology advances. Literally never ending unless deflation is accepted
What the Netherlands are doing with that 36% tax on unrealized gains, is the single most insane financial thing I have seen in a long time.
Sometimes I wonder if the EU is destroying itself on purpose, and why. You really cannot be that stupid.
Same thing with immigration. The entire continent is drowning in it and the problems that come with it, and the most recent solution from the EU is to open the floodgates from India.
You cannot explain this anymore.
My 2020 theory of there being a controlled demolition on western economies seems to be playing out. All empires rise and fall the same way. Weakening America enough for easy transfer of power to China
@IncomeSharks@MichaelAArouet This. Buying a house is long term planning that will lower expenses significantly in the future. Not buying a house means youre paying rent till you die. Not sure what is better long term but i dont want to pay rent till i die that sounds stressful
@CalebFranzen Salty much? How much money did you lose buying it? Dont need to have your entire timeline talking about a stock that just buys btc. Real investors just gonna buy btc and not bother with micro strategy lol