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Sounds like complacency
good day for everyone but me cuz not 1 of my positions moved a inch… lol
its just safer to put money in the s&p index.
Yeah it’s pretty scary 🤡
Omicron marks the end of the pandemic. Refer..Spanish Flu..same pattern.
Can you explain further? You're not very articulate with this comment
raising rates is totally different than sending checks to working-class people. Yes, you're still injecting money into the economy but you're giving that money to bondholders/wealthier people who don't spend that money as much so it has a much different effect than giving money to people who actually spend it
Great work Mike! Loved the MMT Report today!