Tag: Quantitative Easing

• My Thoughts on Stimulus and the Downstream Impacts

  ***Disclaimer – This post is not meant to be political. I have neutral views on both the Republican party and the Democratic party. This blog is meant to primarily discuss the impacts of bad economic policy.  There is a famous meme that most people are familiar with both locally and globally now regarding endless money printing…

  Paul Raymond

  January 25, 2021

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  Biden Administration, consumer spending, democratic party, Donald Trump, economic policy, financial freedom, free money, government programs, government spending, hyperinflation, inflation, Jerome Powell, Joe Biden, money printing, propserity, Quantitative Easing, republican party, sound economic policy, stimulus, stimulus checks

• Bitcoins Breathtaking Rise

  At the time of this writing, Bitcoin has taken the #5 trending spot on Twitter and is edging $33,000 in price. Everyone and their crazy uncle are talking about it, and how they have made money off of it. Why do I bring up what is trending? This shouldn’t be the foundation for discussing an…

  Paul Raymond

  January 2, 2021

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  all time highs, Bitcoin, Blockchain, BTC, crypto, Crypto Characteristics, cryptocurrency, decentralization, euphoria, Federal Reserve, HODL, HODLER, hype, Quantitative Easing, stimulus, trending, Twitter