Post #901 by InParadise on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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The US productivity miracle is mostly better thought of as the US bubble. Or secular bull market, if you prefer.

And what better way to pop that bubble and crash the markets than to shrink the number of those who seem to wish to invest at any price? It seems to be a good time to consider that the current administration is focused on making us poor and dumb, while enriching themselves. We are easier to control that way.

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