Hey SHART BOYS
What you faggots think of this?
Your gay ass markets are dead.
Hey SHART BOYS
John Ross
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Landon Nguyen
Who cares just add more debt what's the problem
Angel Allen
unironically this. Eventually it reaches the point where it doesn't matter.
Camden Brooks
Except if they do that again there will be hyperinflation.
William Long
A rising tide lifts all boats and a tsunami crushes everyone. EVERY nation (with a few minor un-judaified exceptions) has central banks so EVERY nation is indeed in the same boat. So when that "hyperinflation" kicks in....who will it be measured against? If the dollar. euro, pound, yuan, yen, and so on all see 500% inflation in one day....who cares? Who would bother turning their pesos into dollars when they're all equally approaching worthlessness? There would be no currency outflows so at the end of the day it doesn't matter.
Kevin Gray
>EVERY nation (with a few minor un-judaified exceptions) has central banks so EVERY nation is indeed in the same boat
So invest in countries without central banks?
Dylan Myers
based
Nolan Thomas
>2008
>housing was the ONLY bubble
Kek. More great analysis from the experts on biz.
Alexander Ramirez
so fucking based
Anthony Smith
If this is true governments will eventually nationalize the banks and erase all debt with magic, much to the chagrin of many Jews and Jew wannabe’s.
John Turner
Ask any jew, they always end up getting screwed in the end, throughout history.
Eli Watson
>t. graduate of mugabe school of economics
Owen Hill
Srs. Who deez niggas our countries owe, they can't possibly take back our stuff lmao
Owen Torres
They tend to get (((liberated))) user. Why invest in craters?
>don't upset our (((economics))) goy
Lol get fucked, enjoy your IOUs Mr Central Banker.
Julian Jones
Stock market (which is made up of the companies that produce output) is extremely overvalued when you compare it to the GDP (which is a measure of the country's output)
gurufocus.com
Also, the Shiller P/E shows 1929 levels (for reference, 29 to 30 is considered overvalued)
Sept. 1929: 32.56
Sept. 2000:41.90
Sept: 2018: 33.18
here's a link to the shiller p/e website: econ.yale.edu
Zachary Lewis
There's no logical reason for countries to go into debt in their own currency or install an independent bank to "subject the government to financial discipline" or whatever the line of thinking that some autistic Brit doubtless came up with. Mind-boggling that countries inflicted this on themselves.
Jacob Price
if our markets are dead imagine what's gonna happen in your shitholes
Matthew Morris
lmao I can just imagine now everyone would flock to the North Korean Won because they have no central bank. I think Kim was puppeteering the central banks all along.
Evan Hernandez
Commodities go up you dumb arse, gold, silver, oil, maybe bitcoin all go up in relation to the dollar, euro and everything else.
Blake Watson
The United States Treasury has the Constitutional power to mint a coin and assign it any denominational value that it sees fit. So the Treasury just has to mint a coin, assign it whatever amount would pay off the debt, and then use it to pay off the debt it owes the Federal Reserve.
So the debt isn't actually a problem so long as essential goods and services are priced low enough for the general population to be able to afford them. The problem is the deficit, which can inject too much money at once into the economy and cause too much volatility and the potential for recessions. That's why the Federal Reserve adjusts interest rates like they do. They don't do a very good job of it in my opinion because they don't raise the rates high enough fast enough to prevent too much debt getting into the economy, but at least there's a nozzle that they can use to try to control it.
Easton Garcia
He said only bubble CLOSE TO POPPING you dishonest strawman. Anything you say now can't be trusted.