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Correct. We saw 1.5 trillion added to crypto in 3 months and you have to ask where all the money went if everyone is still broke.

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the EMH is true. people who don't believe this always misunderstand what the EMH is. in the OP's example, EMH does not at all imply that room 1 will agree on the same asset price as room 2. might be baiting idk

🇺🇸 TARIFFS DEFY THE DOOMSDAY PREDICTIONS
Despite warnings of skyrocketing prices, officials say there's been 0 sign of inflation from the tariffs so far.
A recent report even found that imported goods are dropping in price compared to stuff made in the U.S.
Looks like the

Yesterday's fall can still be attributed to a technical adjustment, but today's market retreat has led many investors to start "capitulation." The main reason is attributed to the significant downward revision of the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP), which has triggered concerns about an economic downturn. However, I personally do not believe this represents the beginning of a Bear Market. Even if there are suspicions of "adjustments" or even "manipulation" in the data, it is unlikely to directly evolve into systemic risk, after all, the United States is currently not seeing a financial crisis-level

Recession odds continue to rise, due to the weak jobs report.
17% chance.

BREAKING: Fed governor Kugler resigns, giving Trump a vacancy on the Fed board.

*FED KUGLER TO RESIGN AUGUST 8TH

As long as Trump is firing government statisticians, he should fire whoever is in charge of the CPI and GDP data. They've been underestimating inflation and overestimating growth for years.

Top Fed Official To Quit, Giving Trump Key Vacancy To Fill

Powell looking at the revised jobs data huge miss and realizing Trump was right, it may be too late to cut rates now

CNBC: Average hourly wages are up 3.9% over last year

Jerome "Too Late" Powell:
"Why would Jerome Powell be too little, too late? Why doesn't he want to be onboard for the American people? ... We need those interest rates down so that our businesses can borrow more money at a cheaper rate."