There's so much money sloshing around the system we've had to invent new asset classes (crypto, SPACs, art and music NFTs, meme stocks, sneakers, sports highlight videos, etc) to absorb it all.
— John Arnold (@JohnArnoldFndtn) March 14, 2021
OK, serious question.
Household net worth rising at its fastest pace since 53’
MMT in full force
Stimulus checks here to stay
Commodities on fire
Fed doing more QE for every 5% decline in stocksHow is this not going to lead to inflation?
Way too much money slushing around. pic.twitter.com/QB3rd2PmS2
— Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) March 13, 2021
If this is what it takes then this country has been in an ongoing state of structural depression the severity of which is only masked by unfathomable artificial liquidity injections which won’t solve the root issues.
Hence ever more intervention is required.— Sven Henrich (@NorthmanTrader) March 14, 2021
In 1814 Napoleon was exiled. He was baited multiple times to attempt a coup, but instead he waited, patiently. Finally, in 1815, he saw his chance and escaped. Sometimes doing nothing is the best strategy of all. The market is on its last legs and everyone is all in. Patience. pic.twitter.com/8oCbxe4zqz
— BLACK SWAN (@RetirementRight) March 14, 2021
Fun Fact :
The Dow has added 7000 points in 5 months in a depressed economy.
Let that sink in .
— The Great Martis (@great_martis) March 14, 2021
<<U.S. companies are going bust at the fastest pace since the summer as yields rise, the economy awaits stimulus and cash evaporates>>
The economic boom is around the corner t.co/QlfPzMzNzv
— Alessio (@AlessioUrban) March 14, 2021
We are fucked.
We don’t make anything. We import everything. We pay people not to work. We punish entrepreneurs for being successful. We vilify small businesses for making profits. We bail out millionaire airline CEOs.
Our stock market is a casino.
— GoldenToilet (@joshmeyerrx) March 14, 2021
$spx earnings pic.twitter.com/Mz7a48mEzl
— VIX Squared (@vixsquared) March 13, 2021
The US dollar strengthens?
No, the US dollar is one of the world's less-weak fiat currencies. The problem is that other central banks follow worse and more destructive monetary policies. pic.twitter.com/ifO19Ppl5c
— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) March 14, 2021
2000 – tech bubble, 2008- housing bubble, 2021 – everything bubble.
— BLACK SWAN (@RetirementRight) March 14, 2021