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Microsoft has made a fortune by licensing a bug-infested operating system onto the desktop computer market. Admittedly, computer manufacturers and consumers deserve blame for accepting mediocrity.
Hot but true take!
Mike, they're waiting to see what Japan is gonna do about it.
Thank's Mike! Spot on! CNBC and others appear to counter the MMT perspective!
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Keep it up Mike you the greatest
Thanks for another great video! Love these!
Hey Mike! Thanks for your videos! Happy monetarist Super Bowl day!
mike you gots lotsa gold on…..
I think the rate cut was a mistake.
So short the market…LOL
Being contrarian is what makes money, but there's the timing too… Markets can go irrational for a long time before the reality sinks in
This market will be going up till it reaches the moon. And now the chart is only my phone hight. And when it reaches the airplane cruising altitude the Dollar tree will become Whole Foods pricewise. Life cost has trippleded and they still post the 2005 salary on indeed. Migrating here for work is not worth it anymore. NY is 90% old people.
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Markets at all new highs yet you are talking of shorting the market
Would you prefer to short the market at all time lows??
If you understand MMT macroeconomics, it's hilarious to watch these fools.
this video was packed with info , well said , hails from greece
"No V shape"
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Great video! Always learning from you Mike!
Great video Mike, can you explain a bit more about how treasuries work?
I’m trying to understand why it would be beneficial to be long treasuries as rates come down. I know it has to do with yield vs coupon but I don’t currently invest in treasuries so I’m a noob there.