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@Dr_Gingerballs Now do BTC-backed currency

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@his_eminence_j Buybacks inatead of a dividend, i dont necessarily see an issue. Apple just has so much cash that they dont have enough projects to allocate to...so the ethical thing would be to return that capital back to its shareholders.

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@his_eminence_j @ces921 Right, then the currency reset comes in or the Germanic tribes conquer Rome

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@his_eminence_j @ces921 History shows that central banks and/or the government will always choose the hyperinflation route

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@his_eminence_j @scottmelker You wouldnt say fiscal policies have a larger effect on inflation? I'd argue that monetary policy affects assets more while fiscal generally affects CPI more (that and the Red Sea right now...)

Cheap money -> higher asset prices. Money given to consumers -> higher CPI

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@his_eminence_j @scottmelker Inflation as in CPI inflation or asset inflation?

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@ActionDemocrat @NRO Total debt to GDP is 137% though

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@his_eminence_j This is what happens when the money printer goes bonanza, even when the fed pretends to suppress liquidity

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@SteelCurtainx22 @OleNole7 @philipsen_mark @WallStreetSilv Not the only solution to the overall issue.

Incentivize production to raise supply and make housing and food cheaper (one way would be to reduce taxes for home producers, for example). Now you don't need to raise wages because cost of living is better in line with wages.

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@BeyondOurContrl @MuserMoney @NorthmanTrader Government spending 📈

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@BitcoindaddyNft @TRichCRNA @RJRCapital @scottroberson BTC is easier to audit than physical gold

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@ADAs_Daddy @NewsAsset Someone wrong most of the time is just as useful as someone right most of the time haha

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@UAL_Fan @RealCynicalFox @DianatiBabak This goes with the assumption that each of the two parties will have a unified viewpoint (implying little to no infighting). Unfortunately, this is almost never the case

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@levelsio If you factor in how much rent increases each year, project it over 30 years, and compare it to a fixed 30 year mortgage, you'll have a clearer picture of the rent vs own differences.

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@TroyBVincent @SantiagoAuFund @GeorgePJimas Came here to say this

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@GRomePow

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@his_eminence_j It's kind of a natural byproduct...MM's need to hedge their positions. Not sure if there's a good solution or just a best, worst solution

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@Jacksco17824518 @Pentosh1 This one looks more like a Wiley Coyote

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@his_eminence_j It's probably about on par, drawdowns on the 4 year cycles are around 85% (give or take). Heck, take your pick for stocks in the NASDAQ and they dont look much better in 2022.

Right, not a currency but a reserve asset over long timeframes. Similar monetary properties to gold

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@his_eminence_j The full explanation is much more detailed, but 140 characters at a time is tedious.

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@his_eminence_j BTC is fundamentaly different from other cryptos...but liquidity in BTC drives crypto prices. With that said, there's quite a few factors driving it:
-4 year halving cycle
-Adoption of BTC as a reserve asset (not currency) to hedge against USD
-Vol will dampen as adoption inc