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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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To: bull_dozer who wrote (33545)8/16/2021 4:42:00 PM
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That is true. But do you want to know why that is the case? Because a country with dysfunctional government that has been in cold civil war for the past 30 years, monetary policy is the only tool. It is a blunt tool to be sure. But that is all you get to have.

Countries that are able to maintain some semblance of policy continuity and engage in rational fiscal policy do not have to rely on monetary policy as their sole instrument.

Over the weekend I read a bunch of articles that compared the current US environment to the latter stages of the Roman Republic (not the empire). There are a lot of similarities, but the biggest one was this: In the final stages of the Roman Republic you had two main groups, both corrupt and ineffective but in different ways: an elitist group that held true to the republic's democratic foundations because it worked for them. They were distant and out of touch from most working class even though some of them genuinely wanted to help the working classes. , And you had a bunch of super rich people who somehow managed to convince the public they were the champions of the common man but in reality were there to line their own pockets.
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