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Fed’l budget to flip back to deficit. Strong leading fiscal flows. Liquidity to return. It’s bullish.
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| Fed’l budget to flip back to deficit. Strong leading fiscal flows. Liquidity to return. It’s bullish. |
You want 90 million dead in a repeat of WWII let Putin continue murdering war.
How about the invention of the computer and I phone, you think these devices have somethting to do with increase in efficiency? These devices alone are the reason for growth. Intel theory of ever increasing efficiency of the computer chip.
Your videos are so good. Do you offer a course or know of a good econ course you can recommend?
Those domes are your StarWars warships: now listen to Darth Vader and attack those damn Rebels. lol.
Its much simpler, look at Amazon or Netflix, their revenues or earnings didnt crash at all, the only thing that crashed is their stock. There is no slow down in the economy, maybe there is a link with the surpluses (I could see how, less growth from less money injected, but that doesnt create hundreds of billions crash in market cap), and it's coming back to pre covid prices. To me it looks like they are doing their "recovery plan", and coming back to pre covid inflation and money supply.
I'm in TX…..stop in! did you see the Marfa lights yet……they are something….some say brought to you by the Marfa Chamber of Commerce…..lol
Bottom is below sp 3000
Mike so why do the FEDs do these asset swaps if it has no effect? Aren't they providing an artificial way of generating demand or demand destruction for Treasuries? This affects interest rates which if they go up will cause a lot of corporate debt to increase which is bad for stocks right? I guess the opposite is true as well right?
You need a wind thingee for your mic! 🙂
bottom? good grief
In my quest to understand economics I luckily ran into MMT early on (thanks for the help Mike) and sadly realized that we, "the taxpayers", are being burned big time.
You are great but calling bottoms isn’t your strength. If you aren’t a day trader, why are you doing this?
Lol you going be wrong on this one , you flip flop bias now just as clueless as the next guy. Small relief bounce and we going back up 😂😂
Market up with QE. Market down with QT. Simple as 123.
Hasn't that always been the case?
Spend a few buck of your profit and buy yourself a wind sock for your mic….
I do get satisfaction from that Mike, thanks! I am not so self centered I think my gas prices are more important than people's lives.
Back up the truck and load it up with stock. When they ask you why just tell them that Mike Norman said so!
So we are borrowing money from China to pay the salaries of Ukrainian soldiers. Why doesn't Ukraine borrow the money from China to pay their own soldiers. I cant make this stuff up.
Mike your looking very relaxed. Enjoy Texas.
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