The markets don't have to correct like the Dot-Com crash in order to bring this back into balance.
They can just turn the printers back on
This is insane:
The Nasdaq's market cap relative to the US M2 money supply has hit a record 176%.
This means the market value of the Nasdaq is nearly TWICE as large as the the total stock of liquid money in the economy.
The ratio has now exceeded the 2000 Dot-Com Bubble peak by ~45 percentage points.
Never in the history of financial markets has the rise in stock prices exceeded the growth of the money supply by this much.
At the same time, the Nasdaq’s market cap relative to US GDP has risen to a record 129%, almost double the Dot-Com peak.
How much further can it go?
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Considering the Federal Reserve's primary responsibility is to manage the market's expectations, it really shows how much they have lost control.
It's crazy to me that someone's political views could influence their forward view of something as banal as interest rates this heavily.
It's a 3x difference. And it's not what they think *should* happen, it's what they think will happen. 🤷♀️
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Now he's shilling #Bitcoin. The journey is complete
Ether is back near the upper end of its trading range again. If you own any, this is a great time to sell. As much as it pains me to say, selling Ether and buying Bitcoin with the proceeds is a better trade than holding Ether.
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Look what fiat has done to the mind. Its BRAINWASHED them into thinking that money is meant to be spent instead of a storage vehicle for your time, energy, LIFE-FORCE.
Ppl need to remember what they are ACTUALLY giving up in exchange for money.
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If you believe CH is walking away from a billion dollar cash cow, you have never played poker and seen a bluff.
IOG is incentivized to max extract Cardano's treasury for as long as possible.
Where else provides them a better/easier ROI?
They aren't going anywhere
If we go to RFPs for everything, IOG will not participate and will eventually exit all development after reaching a stopping point. Its a race to the bottom and is not sustainable.
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Fidgety strikes again!
But "oh well"
There's a chance that the person who created MAXI was also the creator for BBMAXI. Both projects rugged except MAXI discord is now deleted yet BBMAXI discord is still operating but the "DEV" has been absent for over 48 hours now.
Nothing is guaranteed and the suckish part was that everyone loved the ticker.
Oh well, we keep it moving
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Down 40%
Down 60%
Down 70%
Down 80%
I feel cheated by this "cheatlist" 🤣
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Probably the most easy to understand concise explanation of what we are seeing
Trump’s new tariffs aren’t a trade tweak—they’re the first move in a full-spectrum reset.
$9.2T in debt matures in 2025. Inflation lingers. Alliances are shifting.
One announcement just set a dozen wheels in motion.
Here’s what’s really happening—and why it matters 🧵
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But what if u also wanted to lower the DXY in order to lower the 10yr yield so the FED can lower rates to refinance over 36 TRILLION dollars in debt to prevent the system from COLLAPSING?
You'd probably need to create uncertainty/chaos.
Short term pain for long term gain
Let’s say I wanted to use tariffs to influence industrial policy and create jobs. I would communicate them well in advance. I would target specific industries. I would give companies confidence they could make long-term decisions. I wouldn’t spring them. This is a dumb approach.
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