Article on US Money Supply

[GON]

Interesting article on US Money Supply shrinking, and what an author's assessment could.mean.

"U.S. Money Supply Is Doing Something No One Has Witnessed Since the Great Depression, and It Foreshadows a Big Move to Come in Stocks"

U.S. Money Supply Is Doing Something No One Has Witnessed Since the Great Depression, and It Foreshadows a Big Move to Come in Stocks

M2 money supply hasn't made a move this pronounced since the early 1930s.

finance.yahoo.com

 

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To evaluate this data agnostically, it must be noted that the nation's central bank didn't exist in 1878 or 1893. Further, monetary and fiscal policy have come a long way since the Great Depression. The probability of a depression occurring today given the wealth of fiscal and monetary tools available is low.

I needed a good laugh for Monday. Sometimes the ivory tower analysts could come to better conclusions by doing something as simple as visiting a grocery store.

 

[SubieRubyRoo]

I needed a good laugh for Monday. Sometimes the ivory tower analysts could come to better conclusions by doing something as simple as visiting a grocery store.

The probability may be “low” but the breadth and depth will make everything else pale in comparison. Corporations are going to come out of this smelling like 4 hotels on Boardwalk or Park Place.

They weren’t making empty threats when they told you that you’d own nothing and enjoy it.

 

[atikovi]

If the money supply is shrinking, they can just print more, no?

 

[dubber09]

Building up a basket of excuses for CBDCs.

 

[Pablo]

Never once before has the US economy been purposely shut down. Dumbest move EVER.

The numbers after that are even more meaningless than before, that's all Yahoooooo is saying.

 

[Vil_Riker]

If the money supply is shrinking, they can just print more, no?

I think it's a trillion dollars every 3 months or so. It's quite amazing to see how the dollar is being inflated. Especially given the push to de-dollarize around the world which makes it difficult to export our inflation.

There's a very fierce economic war going on behind the smokescreen of the two hot conflicts. Quite fascinating to watch the struggle.