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Separation of state and media

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@trackingcosts Thank the FED and endless QE and low interest rate policies since 2008. The world would be a much better place with higher interest rates. End QE.

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@HenryBrownMD @unusual_whales You can thank the FED since 2008. They are the ones pumping the market. The FED balance shows a glaring change in behaviour in 2008. https://t.co/hDsivmunoz

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@marktilbury Because the FED has been pumping the markets since 2008. The evidence is in the FED balance sheet https://t.co/hDsivmunoz

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@DividendGrowth

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@dougboneparth @KairosOnX That does not happen anymore. The FED just comes in and saves you. Every. Single. Time. Been like this since 2008

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@CTVLondon

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@camorae5196 @unusual_whales It is the FED that has been pumping the market, ever since 2008. The proof is in the size of the FED balance sheet. The behaviour of the FED changed monumentally in 2008 and is glaringly obvious.

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@dougboneparth @GrahamStephan The greatest wealth generated was from 1973, 2000, 2008. The great pullbacks do not happen anymore. This can be attributed to FED intervention since 2008. Millennials and GenZ have never lived through hard times.

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@leadlagreport @clawsy1 Since 2008, the bond market has not behaved as it should

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@litcapital This is more a symptom of younger generations. They know no risk. They’ve had the a FED pump the market since 2008 and that’s all they’ve known.

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@ElonVisioniX 12. The other 4 holes define the garmet as shirt. Without those holes, it is not a shirt.

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@alifarhat79 Millennials realizing they’ve had the FED come in and save their ass every time since 2008. Just look at the FED balance sheet. They would never have survived the 1970s.

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@leadlagreport Also margin debt up 53.7% yoy

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@alifarhat79 Endless QE and an accommodative FED. 15% CAGR returns since 2009. The most supported generation of investors ever.

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@Caerr3uf @01CuriousGeorge Not permitted in provincial parks. Big fines $$$

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@DavidBCollum Sorry - stocks did not hedge inflation in the 1970s

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@elonmusk How about having AI sync the traffic lights first? Should be #1 priority.

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@JakeOrlando15 @slomdumballs @biancoresearch The Great Recession was the start of QE and FED manipulating the markets. Investor socialism. If you own assets, it’s been the greatest economy ever. If not, you have struggled.

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@dougboneparth We don’t have recessions anymore. FED easy money policies since 2008 solved that problem. Millennials and GenZ have never seen a real recession.

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@DividendGrowth @InvestingAddict The S&P has returned 15% cagr since 2008. The wish for a 1970s or 2000s is a wish nobody wants. But it would be the best thing for every investor. The FED will just continue pumping the market with easy money policies