#DEFLATION

Lisa Abramowicz

lisaabramowicz1

I’m struck by the massive gap between those who foresee significant inflation and those who expect historic deflation. There seem to be more in the deflation camp right now:https://twitter.com/raoulgmi/status/1246046159573069825 The

Shivam Shankar Singh

ShivamShankarS

I formally studied economics, and I have a decent working understanding of inflation, money supply and how the economy functions. This COVID crisis is different! We’ve never had a supply

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WhatSquinkyEye

If things come to negative interest rates, what will happen? Will banks pay you to borrow money? Nope.It will mean deflation. If you didn't like inflation, just know that you

TradeButWhy

tradebutwhy

1/ Summarizing the interview with @JeffBooth on @realvision: The central bank's losing battle with deflation.- Technology is a deflationary force- Higher abundance at lower cost over time- This accelerates exponentially-

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

Like many, @JFrankelEcon here treats the 1873-96 deflation under the gold standard as a serious defect. But numerous studies suggest that that period's downward price trend (an average annual rate

Cathie Wood

CathieDWood

In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s - as telephone, electricity, and the automobile were emerging - the US equity market cap relative to GDP appears to have been 2-3

Eddie Chu 🧢🍎🤠

eddiechu888

Completely support a “MMT UBI,” for many reasons.https://twitter.com/frfriedpotaters/status/1277776595948834816 The history of printing money for government spending goes back at least as far as late Rome, and is particularly common in

Raoul Pal

RaoulGMI

I know bitcoin and gold are selling off right now and may go further but with Powell today, it tells you they have no desire to raise rates and a

Ferg

trader_ferg

"Last time we did money printing nothing happened"Few people actually understand why we got away with it1/ It was done at the same time China was undertaking massive infrastructure spending2/Tech

Here for the Fin

hereforthefin

Some thoughts and charts on the inflation vs deflation argument as it relates to Fed action now and over the last 20 years (1/x) Inflation is driven by both size

Ragnar Lifthrasir 🏴 🏛️

Ragnarly

Sorry bitcoin economists, this is looking like deflation, not inflation.https://twitter.com/markets/status/1266348603574038530 For years bitcoiners were predicting hyperinflation & USD dropping in value if the Fed printed a lot of money

Jeff Booth

JeffBooth

1) My wish! - that policy makers (on both sides of the isle) economists and major media would "actually" debate the merits of Deflation on a first principles basis instead

(Monte) Carlo (de Lev) Dossi ditto Casio Dossi

INArteCarloDoss

0- $Oil thread. I can’t count the number of morons who posted yesterday to say it doesn’t matter that May collapsed, it’s just one contract. Here’s another fine example. Why

Henrik Zeberg

HenrikZeberg

Why do I think #Gold, #Bitcoin are about to tumble? Because of my cross-market-analyses approach with >100 charts pointing to a deflationary bust AND the Elliott Wave structures for

Brot KnoblauchHaus

BredGarlicHouse

1/ Discussing the velocity of #XRPIn a previous thread, I discussed the difference between a Medium of Exchange (MoE)and a Store of Value(SoV), and how they affect the potential value

Henrik Zeberg

HenrikZeberg

Trust you are safe! For a long time, I have been forecasting #DEFLATION. We got that! Today, I want to address, why I think we are about to see a