Paper assets don't have feelings. I don't care who believes me. The same thing happened in the roaring 20's. It's all recorded on the M2 chart at the FRED.

M2 is the money supply. Stimulus and PPP programs boosted M2. With too much money in the system, money has to find a home. When you have an oversupply of M2, you get a lagging inflation factor. And the only thing that can cure inflation, is lack of demand or an increase in supply. But due to covid, the supply chains were bottled up. This added fuel to the inflationary fire. This is why everything from the price of a plant seed to City skyscrapers went up in price. This was the fallout from covid-19.

The governments wanted this system to fail. The world governments and central banks main objective with covid was to devalue currency and boost global stock markets. That's why M2 skyrocketed🚀📈

I love the west🇺🇸📈😍

Anybody that's been on this sub for a few years knows this idea is already half a decade old. I believe it was already implemented in Germany or somewhere

Has anybody else realized that out of all 14 models of the iPhone, the US stock market has only been down during the reign of the iPhone 13? The number thirteen is considered bad luck in American culture and the only time the US stock market has gone down is with the iPhone 13. It's an amazing stat

I am being a bit exaggerative because it's a positive spin and positive spins always need an extra boost in the social media news space because FUD is so heavily dominate. Basically, an extreme spike in the M2 money supply floods the earth with currency that winds up in every crevice of every corner. It's highly inflationary that takes decades if not centuries to wash out. That's why the Fed is having problems trying to hamper inflation.

The stimulus overflow that will keep the economy and markets wet from the flood of cash.

It's impact will last for centuries.

In other news, the government is facing a lawsuit for it's foreclosure moratorium causing sky rocketing rents.