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@giu
What I think we will likely see in the near future! What do you think?
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@benersing
I agree. I struggle to see a realistic path besides stagflation or recession to press reset on things. Recession is not politically tenable so itโ€™ll be up to the AI bubble popping to force reset. Itโ€™s anyoneโ€™s guess how far out we could be from a pop.
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@dinislam.eth
idk. every two weeks a new data point drops that contradicts the previous data point. the only thing iโ€™m convicted of is that macro is astrology for men and nothing more
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@mm4
Another factor to consider is how much of consumption is being fueled by credit. Look at credit card and auto loan defaults. The consumer is being propped up by debt and we have no idea how long that structure will last.
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@smilingtiger
Inflation will not tick up as there has been no new money printed in a while and no new supply shock. This will allow fed to lower rates in a so-so economy which is ideal, combined with ai productivity gains i expect the 2020s to be similar to 90s level growth.
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Sooooo sad money printer go brrrrrrrrr
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@americanus.eth
All roads lead to brypto
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Seth Bollinger
@sethb
Yeah, it's a house of cards that's been built. Seems like a money print just to pay the interest on the debt. It's easy to say it's going to fall though, but it hasn't yet. When? 2 years? 5, 20?
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Augustus Caesar
@augustuscaesar
The Federal Reserve doesn't care. Everyone is wanting sticky inflation like it is the 1970s. But in the 70s there was a significant amount of youth with huge annual wage gains which helped them eat the inflation. 2020's: Deflationary Demographics / Indebted youth / NO WAGE GAINS It's not possible. I'll bet against it.
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ashesfall.eth
@ashesfall
26 $DEGEN
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