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>>30218604
isn't that dalio's graph? it's funny he's the one guy that talks about deleveraging but never mentions deflation and instead talks about inflation.
whereas nearly all the talking heads and writers that are on the debt blow/deleveraging side always tie it together with deflation... they might make exceptions for stimmy causing temporary inflation but they all say deflation is the long term trend.

>>30031560
it's possible but all the doomers on this board like to meme hyperinflation because they think the things they hold will go up

>>30002546
he says deflation because it's at least one of the possible ways out of this credit bubble and dead real economy which are the true causes of what's been wrong the past 20+ years, ever since greenspan decided to kick the can down the road since 1997;
1) deflation and deleveraging, CB does middling intervention or is ineffective, market wins in the end by popping the bubble. Austerity. People suffer. USD retains its value, it's the existing system but with a proper bust cycle which we never really had since 1930.
2) hyper-drive with fiscal stimulus, USD is rendered worthless. Or default on existing debts like cause a crisis, offer the solution like CBDCs. Replace USD with a NewUSD, trade it in at a massive discount and create an entirely new system. The great reset.

3rd option) is the status quo. liquidity trap, pretty much Japan, 0% interest rates, stagnation in the real economy even with QE and MMT, ongoing fight against deflation

there's at least 2 ways out of this credit bubble and dead real economy which are the true causes of what's been wrong the past 20+ years, ever since greenspan decided to kick the can down the road since 1997;
1) deflation and deleveraging, CB does middling intervention or is ineffective, market wins in the end by popping the bubble. Austerity. People suffer. USD retains its value, it's the existing system but with a proper bust cycle.
2) hyper-drive with fiscal stimulus, USD is rendered worthless. Or default on existing debts like >>29997497
Cause a crisis, offer the solution. Replace USD with a NewUSD; entirely new system. The great reset.

3rd option) is the status quo. liquidity trap, pretty much Japan, 0% interest rates, stagnation even with QE and MMT, ongoing fight against deflation

>>29998261
cause things aren't as simple as they appear and the pleb knowledge that you and I have are not enough. watch his videos. global finance and the real economy are so distorted that things aren't what they seem. many of the underyling problems are caused by a eurodollar shortage.