Dewey Fernfield
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Money printing is never a solution. Even the Fed knows this. However, it does a great job of devaluing the currency. You see, you can print money, you can expand the balance sheet, you can buy assets, but you cannot force people and businesses to use the money. The only way to do this is to give incentive[s]. The book Freak[o]nomics is a simple and easy to read look into how incentives work in the real world. As people are forced into consumption, spending, and forgoing savings, asset bubbles appear, and a crisis becomes more exaggerated. This is where we’re at today.
Velocity of M2 Money Stock (M2V) | FRED | St. Louis Fed
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2V
Stock lenders wince as hedge funds lose their shorts | Reuters
Stock lenders wince as hedge funds lose their shorts
Short selling has declined this year as hedge funds ditch bets against a relentless, stimulus-driven stock market rally, prompting a drop in income for asset managers and brokers involved in such trades.
Technically Speaking: COT – Everyone’s Back In The Pool: Q3-2020 – RIA
Technically Speaking: COT – Everyone’s Back In The Pool: Q3-2020
The Q3-2020 review of the Commitment Of Traders report (COT) confirms “everyone’s back in the pool,” which suggests investment risk is now elevated.
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AMC Theatres Says Cash Resources to Be “Largely Depleted” by End of 2020 or Early 2021 | Hollywood Reporter
AMC Theatres Says Cash Resources to Be “Largely Depleted” by End of 2020 or Early 2021
AMC Theatres said that its “existing cash resources” will be “largely depleted by the end of 2020 or early 2021.” The movie theater giant added that “the required amounts of additional liquidity are expected to be material,” and it is looking to address the issue in various ways.
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas changes operating hours due to low demand | KLAS
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas changes operating hours due to low demand
Beginning Oct. 19, Encore at Wynn Las Vegas will alter its operating hours due to low demand.
Exclusive: America’s true unemployment rate – Axios
Exclusive: America’s true unemployment rate
A new dataset shared exclusively with “Axios on HBO” suggests the real jobless rate is 26%.
No shame: Illinois set to borrow from Fed’s “lender of last resort” facility a second time. – Wirepoints | Wirepoints
No shame: Illinois set to borrow from Fed’s “lender of last resort” facility a second time. – Wirepoints | Wirepoints
Illinois is set to borrow from the Federal Reserve for a second time if a new stimulus package and a progressive tax hike scheme for Illinois don’t come through. Illinois is the only state in the nation to resort to borrowing from the Fed.
A Long, Uneven and Uncertain Ascent – IMF Blog
A Long, Uneven and Uncertain Ascent
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread with over 1 million lives tragically lost so far. Living with the novel coronavirus has been a challenge like no other, but the world is adapting.
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The stock market continues to accelerate, keeps rising. These tech stocks bought in 2020. More money, debt, cash, margin used in 2020 as a result of very low interest rates.
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Stimulus is easy. Give the stimulus money to people who will spend it.
That is, to the poor. They will spend it for food and clothes and shelter and maybe some transportation. They will not save a dime. It will all go to accelerate the velocity of money. In the end, it will all be spent. But the economy will get a boost and some might even find jobs. It’s worth trying.. Giving stimulus money to banks, airlines, manufacturers, and other corporations mainly annoys the poor and unemployed. it does not boost the economy.
https://www.globalresearch.ca/from-the-eu-covid-recovery-fund-thirty-billion-goes-to-the-war-industry/5726844
https://www.globalresearch.ca/coronavirus-the-trojan-vaccine-a-challenge-to-health-and-freedom/5726775