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Finally some good news from the eurozone's money debasement scheme: the latest figures show that the M3 monetary aggregate is growing again. M3 is the broadest measure of money supply, encompassing:

Physical currency in circulation
Checking accounts (demand deposits)
Savings accounts
Money market accounts
Large time deposits
Institutional money market funds
Short-term repurchase agreements

This could be fresh food for a smaller boom-bust-cycle, which I think should soon unload in the grand finale of the larger credit cycle.
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Can this increase defy inflation? Absolutely not. What more? It's not real at all!

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but a deflationary shock on the markets is conceivable at any time. then the clowns will really start the money pumps

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How long? These pumping won't suffice this time though.

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to be honest, i thought it was over after the great financial crisis. i was completely wrong. they have ways and means of stuffing their government debt into the balance sheets of banks and pension funds that we can't really see. i think it will go on like this for a very long time to come. always downhill

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but a deflationary shock on the markets is conceivable at any time. then the clowns will really start the money pumps

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Is this the peak point?? Or are there more chances? Because after the high, low definitely comes.

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There is never a peak....

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this chart is very similar to bitcoin's

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You can see the 'cycle'

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It's funny how much it looks like a recession started back in 2020 when they updated the definition of "recession".

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You have to love the fiat clown show...

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42 sats \ 1 reply \ @mf 27 Jun 2024

Is there a site to bet on dates for currency collapses? Would be amazing

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We could do that here on the platform. With LN integration

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Good news 👍 I think they are doing it intelligently and in the short term it will give good results 👍

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Signaling the coming collapse?
How are car prices in the EU?
The USAs prices are still off the charts!

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2nd hand are coming down a bit. RE, too

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