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MONETARY EVENT HORIZON: beyond this point lies the Singularity. All economic models break down. QE goes to Infinity. Assets melt upwards while bonds melt down. Markets go haywire. The crash never comes, instead evolving into a never-ending rally as the money begins to die. Despite all logic, the national... show more

Roberto Rios

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64,362 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля S.L.I.C.C

S.L.I.C.C1 год назад

I read this in Morgan Freeman’s voice for some reason.

Фото профиля Milk Road

Milk Road1 год назад

Markets ripping? Hot takes incoming. Don’t FOMO - pullbacks often follow. Our job? Keep you grounded. Stick to your plan. 👉 Join 330K+ crypto enthusiasts for daily insights. Subscribe now (it’s free!)

Фото профиля DJ Cash

DJ Cash1 год назад

We will do what Venezuelans did with their money.

Фото профиля ctrades

ctrades1 год назад

I saw this in 2021... sold everything, bought bitcoin. Saw it go down to $18k, doubled down and bought again..... i cant see how they can fix the mess they're in.

Фото профиля Bitcoin Micropig

Bitcoin Micropig1 год назад

Bitcoin?

Фото профиля Mais Neaux

Mais Neaux1 год назад

This is fire dude

Фото профиля Anthony

Anthony1 год назад

Sheesh. Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?

Фото профиля Fazanski Kobac

Fazanski Kobac1 год назад

You're not a fan of optimism, are you? :)

Фото профиля Waiting for Goldot... and a free Palestine

Waiting for Goldot... and a free Palestine1 год назад

Cheery...

Фото профиля Dirty DJ

Dirty DJ1 год назад

You are skeerin’ me

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