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This is the Mike i subscribed to 😂😎 Never change Mike
Classic Mike
It is lack of imagination.
"sound money" has been made popular by the crypto crowd
Mike, Japan's annual GDP growth has declined since 1980 in concert with large increases in debt to gpd. High debt reduces gdp growth.
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Imagine the speedometer on your car stopped at 50 km/h because the system ‘ran out of kilometers.’
That is the essence of sound money
if it's that obvious and understandable then why is it that Mike is on here everyday trying to explain it away. I still don't see why Mike think its ok to print money and devalue my current purchasing power of my hard earned dollars and into the future. I think its you that is confused.
Stock market going to run hard tomorrow 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Sound Coke, not that Classic **
more videos in 1 day… i can get used to it 🙂
They use that argument against the dollar or treasuries. The reality is nothing is more sound than to hold the dollars needed to pay your taxes. The more backwards the narratives the closer I think we are to a change in market directions.
When Hollywood makes a movie, part of the budget goes to pay a guy to improve the sound quality of the dialogue. That’s sound money right there!!
(Sorry, bad joke 😂😂)
It's idiotic how many of these ignorants think they know something that other people who have actually studied the subject have missed.
"Dollars" represent a claim on the productive capacity of the U.S. economy. If the gov't inserts dollars that are not produced by the economy, it dilutes the value of those dollars. That is why the dollar has lost 98% of it's value in the past 100 years.
if it's that obvious and understandable then why is it that Mike is on here everyday trying to explain it away. I still don't see why Mike think its ok to print money and devalue my current purchasing power of my hard earned dollars and into the future. I think its you that is confused.
🤭That was fun😹
Mike if it's that obvious and understandable then why is it that you are on here everyday trying to explain it away. I still don't see why you think its ok to print money and devalue my current purchasing power of my hard earned dollars and into the future. I think its you that is confused.
Elon musk to the rescue..doge coin 😅😅😅