Thread 516680562

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Where did all the cash come from?

inflation

>>516680562 (OP)
It's fake money printed for the last 20 years that can essentially only be used on stocks. It's called quantitative easing. Those billionaires can't spend their billions or it would tank their fake companies doing fake shit.

You know what illegal immigration does effect? Your grocery and rent prices. You know, the real money everyone spends.

>>516681121
Yeah if we just cut the US population by 50% we'd all earn twice as much and everything would be cheap it's as simple as that

>>516681121
Don’t forget that it also stresses your school system, medical system, and public works. Society wasn’t set up to handle huge waves of people moving in. Oh and it also keeps wages stagnant.

>>516680562 (OP)
and the chuds will never know the truth because they cannot think for themselves, and never will

>>516680562 (OP)
>Where did all the cash come from?
inflation. Money printer go burrrr.

>>516681121
Try again. It’s transfer of wealth. Look at all that debt we’ve accumulated putting money into the pockets of the wealthy.

Americans owe $18.39 trillion in debt, a majority in mortgages.
Mortgage Debt: Makes up the largest portion of household debt, totaling $12.94 trillion in June 2025.
Auto Loan Debt: Increased to $1.66 trillion by the end of June 2025.
Student Loan Debt: Stood at $1.64 trillion in June 2025.
Credit Card Debt: Reached a record $1.13 trillion by the last quarter of 2023.

Overvalued stocks and inflation. The solution to this, as u all know, is a final one.

>>516680562 (OP)
It's unrealized gains. It doesn't exist.

>>516681121
And the grocery and rent prices aren't affected by the money printing and the stock market?

>>516681353
Doesn’t really work that way. There would be half the demand for goods and services so we could cut production back by half.

>>516681121
>Those billionaires can't spend their billions or it would tank their fake companies
Yes they can. If you're rich enough, you don't have to actually sell your stock in order to spend the unrealized gains.

Billionaires routinely enter into agreements with banks for an unlimited line of credit at a near-zero interest rate, secured against their stock portfolio as collateral. In effect, the billionaire is able to spend his investment gains without affecting the stock price and without facing capital gains tax, since every dollar the billionaire spends is accruing a dollar of debt. However, as long as the stock continues to appreciate in value (which it almost always will, if only due to inflation), this debt doesn't really matter, with the money the billionaire spends having essentially been created out of thin air.

>>516680562 (OP)
Fractional reserve banking going into the stock market. It's all funny money that would disappear if they tried selling a lot of it at once. Don't think to hard on it, the stock market isn't the economy, it's just a fancy casino.

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>>516681756
Rent is affected by demand. Institutional property investment keeps affordable housing out of the hands of first time buyers. You could make homes coming to market available only to first time buyers for the first thirty days of sale but that flies right in the face of capitalism.

>>516680562 (OP)
>Billionaires paid no taxes
We don't want their money. We want their jobs. Taxes just accelerate bureaucratic metastasis. We need another Taft to bust monopolies and bring competition back into the economy.

>>516682552
Someone, like, say, Lina Khan?

>>516681613
You are right. Remember: Somebody's debt is another person's asset. >>516681751
Yet despite not existing it can buy things in the real world. BlackRock is buying up real houses with imaginary tokens packaged up as derivatives and "financial products".

>>516680562 (OP)
It didn't. It's theoretical wealth. Their assets are paintings, real estate, other tangible valuables... as well as other holdings like stocks and bonds. If you look at those... they probably haven't changed much in 4 years. What did change was the value of your money that you continue to print.
Number go up don't mean shit if value drop faster. Unsound currency is the root of literally all our problems.