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The way to falsify this would be for the Fed to keep "injecting!" (figurative language from unqualified Art Degree people but that is all they have to work with...) and have the market indexes not go up or even go down... Since people keep saying things like “The Fed is injecting billions of dollars into this market and that’s why everything is going up” I want to argue real quickly why this is illiterate nonsense. 1/ — Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) February 15, 2020 Get your Pumped up Kicks! [embedded content]
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The way to falsify this would be for the Fed to keep "injecting!" (figurative language from unqualified Art Degree people but that is all they have to work with...) and have the market indexes not go up or even go down... Since people keep saying things like “The Fed is injecting billions of dollars into this market and that’s why everything is going up” I want to argue real quickly why this is illiterate nonsense. 1/ — Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) February 15, 2020 Get your Pumped up Kicks! [embedded content]
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The way to falsify this would be for the Fed to keep "injecting!" (figurative language from unqualified Art Degree people but that is all they have to work with...) and have the market indexes not go up or even go down...
Since people keep saying things like “The Fed is injecting billions of dollars into this market and that’s why everything is going up” I want to argue real quickly why this is illiterate nonsense. 1/— Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) February 15, 2020
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