The wording used in the headline is confusing, but the rest of the post makes sense. It makes intuitive sense that the amount being invested by the lower 50% had increased by 500%— people are being force motivated to invest to fight inflation, that checks out. If one were to assume the bottom 50% has had an ROI of 500% in 5 years…. That would be off. If I start this year buying 5x the amount of Bitcoin I did last year, my ROI (in USD) on that Bitcoin doesn’t then become 5x.
Also the government doesn’t print money, it borrows money, the fed prints money and the fed can no longer print money.
the money supply has grown exponentially, if we have to print right now the dollar dies
Stocks keep going up not because of a positive future but because there is no other place to put dollars, the vast majority of our “assets” are just collateralized debt, when the fed raises rates they increase in value as the money rolls as they throw off more dollars in interest income.
We are not even half way through the post Covid rate hikes, the dollar inflation will continue to 2028.
This is not even adjusting for the effect of tarrifs which will really just start hitting the economy three quarters after going into effect
In other words buckle up buttercup b/c we’re looking at losses in the $100T range
Dude the top 10% added five trillion dollars to their wealth last quarter, that represents 15% of our total GDP, and it represents 25% of the total wealth of this country in 1990.
500% isn’t even enough to keep up with inflation in asset prices, we have almost $180T in dollar denominated wealth (up from $20T in 1990).
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The wording used in the headline is confusing, but the rest of the post makes sense. It makes intuitive sense that the amount being invested by the lower 50% had increased by 500%— people are being force motivated to invest to fight inflation, that checks out. If one were to assume the bottom 50% has had an ROI of 500% in 5 years…. That would be off. If I start this year buying 5x the amount of Bitcoin I did last year, my ROI (in USD) on that Bitcoin doesn’t then become 5x.
The post makes that clear, just not the headline.
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Also the government doesn’t print money, it borrows money, the fed prints money and the fed can no longer print money.
the money supply has grown exponentially, if we have to print right now the dollar dies
Stocks keep going up not because of a positive future but because there is no other place to put dollars, the vast majority of our “assets” are just collateralized debt, when the fed raises rates they increase in value as the money rolls as they throw off more dollars in interest income.
We are not even half way through the post Covid rate hikes, the dollar inflation will continue to 2028.
This is not even adjusting for the effect of tarrifs which will really just start hitting the economy three quarters after going into effect
In other words buckle up buttercup b/c we’re looking at losses in the $100T range
Dude the top 10% added five trillion dollars to their wealth last quarter, that represents 15% of our total GDP, and it represents 25% of the total wealth of this country in 1990.
500% isn’t even enough to keep up with inflation in asset prices, we have almost $180T in dollar denominated wealth (up from $20T in 1990).
This is called hyperinflation