Some of y’all be like: “The crypto bull market is over.” “I need to launch my token now because we are in the downswing of the bull market.” “Why is Bitcoin not rising in tandem with large-cap US tech companies index in the Nasdaq 100?”...
"For those worried about a recession in Pax Americana, it is mathematically extremely difficult to experience a recession when the government is spending $2 trillion in excess of tax receipts."
Yeah and 77% off those 35% percent of GDP go towards benefits and pensions, healthcare and interest servicing. Monetary and literal life support. Manufacturing output also does not support the thesis of any kind gearing towards anything. Milling about is what this is called. Next thing we'll be hearing are complaints about stagnant "productivity" – UK style. All the while gov spending to GDP will keep growing.
wow excellent piece as always Arthur! I still wonder how to be as agile as trader in allocating assets to improve the overall gains while at the same time understand the macroeconomics and geopolitics updates of the world so I can make informed decisions based on those developments and facts haha
Inciteful as always and time will no doubt confirm.
I need to get on that stem cell wave. Where in the USA you recommend looking for a legit place that does this ?
solid takeaway from hayes' article
:D
Might have cost $450k 15 years ago but it's about a tenth of that now, at the most.
Good stuff Arthur!
I think I understand: stack Cardano.
I kid. Thanks for your writing—so much style, so much substance.
Ga-dang your articles slay! Thank you King Arthur!
"For those worried about a recession in Pax Americana, it is mathematically extremely difficult to experience a recession when the government is spending $2 trillion in excess of tax receipts."
Yeah and 77% off those 35% percent of GDP go towards benefits and pensions, healthcare and interest servicing. Monetary and literal life support. Manufacturing output also does not support the thesis of any kind gearing towards anything. Milling about is what this is called. Next thing we'll be hearing are complaints about stagnant "productivity" – UK style. All the while gov spending to GDP will keep growing.
wow excellent piece as always Arthur! I still wonder how to be as agile as trader in allocating assets to improve the overall gains while at the same time understand the macroeconomics and geopolitics updates of the world so I can make informed decisions based on those developments and facts haha