The only interesting thing is why Gundlach so badly misses the mark. Two possible explanations appear to be. He watched the wrong videos. The concepts of MMT were presently either incorrectly, or in a fashion that would be misunderstood by someone with a conventional mindset. It is part of a deliberate strategy to push MMT outside the acceptable bounds of discourse. (For example, it is a signal that nobody working for Gundlach should mention MMT in internal meetings.) Although that sounds...
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Gooooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnddddddddddlllllllaaaaaaccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!Bond investor Gundlach denounces MMT as 'pretzel logic on steroids'https://t.co/9sMEcw46hC by @JuliaLaRoche pic.twitter.com/Zdhdv38wzx— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) December 10, 2019 All these morons have is figurative language... its ALL they EVER have....
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Read More »BBG: Banks low on “cash!”
LOL what do these Bloomberg journo morons think the Fed has been doing by reducing system Reserves by $50B/mo for the last 3 years?????Ever take a f-ing Accounting course you unqualified assholes????? Even as hedge funds and smaller broker-dealers lean more heavily on the biggest U.S. banks for borrowing in repo markets, the lenders’ cash holdings have been declining https://t.co/ug3c7LTkUz pic.twitter.com/mqOXz5vn92 — Bloomberg Markets (@markets) December 10, 2019
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