Haha she literally said "greedy corporations". But she probably has a "Team Pfizer!" t-shirt.
You could see hints of their plan in Biden's latest speech about OPEC. Blaming them for not shipping more oil. They are going with the "Capitalism has failed, that's why we need a great reset!" angle that's already been uploaded to the NPCs on Twitter.
Somehow their plan to solve greedy corporations would involve regulations that allow the biggest of the big corporations to make more money while cutting out any other competition. With a side of propaganda on why the higher prices and fewer competitors are actually a good thing.
Precious metals are good, but only if there's going to be a functional economy at the end. A hungry person might trade water for gold, but will definitely trade it for a can of soup. Just saying, diversify and cover your bases.
You cannot call them greedy when you gave them all the QE money. They took so much cash that the incentive of profit through production went out of the window.
Haha she literally said "greedy corporations". But she probably has a "Team Pfizer!" t-shirt.
You could see hints of their plan in Biden's latest speech about OPEC. Blaming them for not shipping more oil. They are going with the "Capitalism has failed, that's why we need a great reset!" angle that's already been uploaded to the NPCs on Twitter.
Somehow their plan to solve greedy corporations would involve regulations that allow the biggest of the big corporations to make more money while cutting out any other competition. With a side of propaganda on why the higher prices and fewer competitors are actually a good thing.
Pretty much the same as their plans to "tax the rich." They will raise taxes on someone, or try, and their friends will get another tax break.
Now look up how much money the Fed has printed since the 2008 financial crisis hit.
Money printing is not a new thing. The Fed has been printing for more than a decade.
I had a savings account in 2007 that paid 6% interest. Why 6%? Because the federal reserve prime rate was over 8%
Look where it went in 2008, and where it stayed for seven straight years.
Precious metals are good, but only if there's going to be a functional economy at the end. A hungry person might trade water for gold, but will definitely trade it for a can of soup. Just saying, diversify and cover your bases.
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My list:
Water/food
Medical supplies, especially hard to produce ones like insulin
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Precious metals
Shelf stable goods, alcohol for instance
You cannot call them greedy when you gave them all the QE money. They took so much cash that the incentive of profit through production went out of the window.
So what was in her stock portfolio again?
Inflation is a response to full employment. That is what i was taught.