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Participant[quote=Arraya]There is a school of though that bubble wealth is just an illusion and it’s really just multiple claims on the same wealth pie. When the bubble collapses claims are extinguished. It’s kind of a trip to understand but it was never really there in the first place. The constant injections of debt and printed cash is just a frantic attempt at trying to maintain an illusion.[/quote]
OK, finally something that makes sense π
AK
Participant[quote=Arraya]There is a school of though that bubble wealth is just an illusion and it’s really just multiple claims on the same wealth pie. When the bubble collapses claims are extinguished. It’s kind of a trip to understand but it was never really there in the first place. The constant injections of debt and printed cash is just a frantic attempt at trying to maintain an illusion.[/quote]
OK, finally something that makes sense π
AK
Participant[quote=Arraya]There is a school of though that bubble wealth is just an illusion and it’s really just multiple claims on the same wealth pie. When the bubble collapses claims are extinguished. It’s kind of a trip to understand but it was never really there in the first place. The constant injections of debt and printed cash is just a frantic attempt at trying to maintain an illusion.[/quote]
OK, finally something that makes sense π
AK
Participant[quote=Arraya]There is a school of though that bubble wealth is just an illusion and it’s really just multiple claims on the same wealth pie. When the bubble collapses claims are extinguished. It’s kind of a trip to understand but it was never really there in the first place. The constant injections of debt and printed cash is just a frantic attempt at trying to maintain an illusion.[/quote]
OK, finally something that makes sense π
AK
Participant[quote=Arraya]There is a school of though that bubble wealth is just an illusion and it’s really just multiple claims on the same wealth pie. When the bubble collapses claims are extinguished. It’s kind of a trip to understand but it was never really there in the first place. The constant injections of debt and printed cash is just a frantic attempt at trying to maintain an illusion.[/quote]
OK, finally something that makes sense π
AK
ParticipantFalse dichotomy.
Is it sustainable *with* government action?
Is the government action needed to sustain indications of a recovery sustainable itself?
Not that I’m against a stimulus … but I do think we need to be asking different questions.
AK
ParticipantFalse dichotomy.
Is it sustainable *with* government action?
Is the government action needed to sustain indications of a recovery sustainable itself?
Not that I’m against a stimulus … but I do think we need to be asking different questions.
AK
ParticipantFalse dichotomy.
Is it sustainable *with* government action?
Is the government action needed to sustain indications of a recovery sustainable itself?
Not that I’m against a stimulus … but I do think we need to be asking different questions.
AK
ParticipantFalse dichotomy.
Is it sustainable *with* government action?
Is the government action needed to sustain indications of a recovery sustainable itself?
Not that I’m against a stimulus … but I do think we need to be asking different questions.
AK
ParticipantFalse dichotomy.
Is it sustainable *with* government action?
Is the government action needed to sustain indications of a recovery sustainable itself?
Not that I’m against a stimulus … but I do think we need to be asking different questions.
AK
ParticipantI closed in March at 4.875% and I’m already running the numbers on refinancing …
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ParticipantI closed in March at 4.875% and I’m already running the numbers on refinancing …
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ParticipantI closed in March at 4.875% and I’m already running the numbers on refinancing …
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ParticipantI closed in March at 4.875% and I’m already running the numbers on refinancing …
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