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You’re right Mike, being positive takes work, it takes effort. So correct! I find the best first step in becoming positive is dumping the negative people in your life.
go to john hopkins site study event 201 then study spars 2025=2028.
isn't the negativity the thing that grew all the paranormal slime in the NYC gutters in ghost busters?
Wise comments from a very wise man. Excellent video. Thank you.
I just like to thank you for bringing that up . when you desire to see the guy next to you fail it is a sickness.
Love one another and be charitable.
Why are people nasty?
Families lost their jobs, lost revenue, businesses were ruined, governors of states placing regulations on small business owners, thus eliminating revenue, forcing owners to close permanently—all from the pandemic.
im negative and positive at the same time i hedge everything no big losses no big gains but happy and moving foward
People who chant (core) Liberalism IS White Supremacy, want to abolish the United States. The Right is to some extent a mirror image.
I can see skepticism about politicized science and politicized anti-science, but the science behind vaccines is similar to a chicken pox party of decades ago or a COVID party like where one young fella died of COVID, except a vaccine shows your body a non-infectious form of the virus that doesn't multiply.
Same for economy, years of negativity about national debt and deficit spending makes people think, and place bets, that it has to crash soon.
There could be other reasons. Uprisings. Civil unrest. But not just because of spending and growth.
So we're not having a Minsky Moment!
Why the hell would you voluntarily take an experimental gene therapy?
I don't invest in u. s. stocks, but I think many people that sold the dump in March 2020, and newer investors are angry that the Fed smothered a natural opportunity for them to enter/re-enter/short/ and things moved against them due to the "unfair" Fed intervention. People feel robbed of a chance to buy at fair/normal valuations
That was the time to buy
There's a thing called "resultizing", and entire books have been written on the concept. People like to judge whether a decision was a good one based on the result. If you blindfold your family and run across a highway, and you all make it alive, it was still a dumb decision, regardless of the result
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If you go all in with Aces against a 2-7 offsuit hand, it's a great decision, whether you win or lose. Most times we can't control results, only decisions. So we must make the best decision with the info we have at that moment.
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People who took money off the table last year were being prudent, but the result was bad, making their decision look bad, when it really wasn't. They simply couldn't control the result, nor did they have the info that the Fed would save the markets
Yeah, I used to be one of those economic doom and gloom prognosticators. That's back when I was deep into the Austrian School of Economics. I then discovered Stephen Zarlenga (AMI) and Michael Hudson (MMT) and my views changed entirely.
I've been saying this same thing for a while about people and their sick desire for there to be some devastating economic collapse. I can understand it if a person saw red flags and they're just reporting what they see but that's not what they are doing. These people are hoping for some apocalyptic event.
Stoooop publicity, how much do you earn with that 10 $? Its ridiculous
betting against the Dollar is crazy and risky. Good luck Mike.
Zoom out my dude! lol. good video
I work as a cab driver in Lincoln, NE, and the general negativity in the general public has been bad. I noticed a break around Christmas and Easter.
Michael Norman, I personally trust you must be worth a pretty penny and have a really good income compared to most. I’m asking you please to take the commercials off this channel. There are maybe at least five (?) from beginning to end. They interrupt you mid sentence. It’s worse on the shorter videos – and can make it really hard to follow as closely as possible.
Inflation itself increases demand for a currency, at least nominally.
Also, inflation due to fiscal expansion increases taxation, which is deflationary, so overall, deficit spending is less inflationary than it initially seems to be, but still is.