The Next Market Crash - 5 Signs

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A few years ago, if you would say, let's print money to make everyone rich, no one would take you seriously!
Yes, We can print money, but we should do that responsibly. We cant randomly print money and just give everyone some cash. That's not how the economy works, leave alone capitalism.
Remember when Andrew Yang proposed the UBI Universal basic income, and people bombarded him with billions of arguments why that's never going to work, but then 2020 is like - let me prove all of these people wrong.
The fed literally pumped over 3 trillion dollars into the economy. The government distributed cash to ordinary people. Everyone got their stimulus checks, which they ended up spending on amazon buying useless stuff.
Well, not everyone, at the end of the day, most people had to put food on the table one way or another.
That suppose to cause huge inflation, right?
But it didn't, at least for now.
The fed has been around for over 100 years, and it has created a lot of money since then. However, 1 in every 5 dollars was created last year. Throwing that much money into the economy suppose to create not just inflation but hyperinflation.
Have you seen pictures of people carrying bags of money just to buy bread or kids using cash to play around in Zimbabwe? That's what hyperinflation is.
So why was inflation just a little over 2 percent last year? Why does the fed keep printing even though it knows it can cause high inflation? How the fed created the biggest financial bubble in history? When is this bubble going to crash? And how is that going to impact the stock market?
We will answer all of these questions and many more.

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