Dollar money supply?

[Anonymous No.30342416]

Why is everyone worried about hyperinflation when the dollar is also an asset that can be held like gold or any stocks? The dollar seems too powerful to fail.

[Anonymous No.30342856]

>>30342416
I'd love to rub catnip on my pee pee and have her sniff it and go cray.

[Anonymous No.30342965]

>>30342416
the dollar constantly loses value due to purposeful inflation, and has since the nixon administration
the problem right now is that the fed and government are trying to print their way out of an economic depression, rather than biting the bullet. This has happened all throughout history after a currency is debased; it never ends well

[Anonymous No.30343117]

>>30342965
Yeah but what makes you so sure that it will happen again and in America? We have breakers now unlike in the past. Trading now is so advanced and spread that everything outside America has to fail first before we bite the bullet.

[Anonymous No.30343126]

>>30342965
>the problem right now is that the fed and government are trying to print their way out of an economic depression, rather than biting the bullet. This has happened all throughout history after a currency is debased; it never ends well

[Anonymous No.30343150]

>>30342416
ponzi scheme, and they will take your gold when shit goes down as well. crypto is the only way

[Anonymous No.30343576]

>>30342416
Well, if you took /biz/ advice to buy low and sell high, and looked at dollars and their purchasing power in the same manner, now would be an excellent time to start stacking paper.

As one anon mentioned though, usually it doesn't end well and the currency bottoms out. Then a new currency is usually introduced to reset the economy, like in Nazi Germany with papermark into the reichsmark.

I personally have faith in the US dollar for the next decade. I and some other people think that the US dollar will spike in terms of worth at least one more time before it will plummet. All of our debt is owed in US dollar after all and it goes against other countries best interests, ie China, for our currency to be devalued to the point where the debt we owe them is diminished in relative terms.

[Anonymous No.30344031]

What confuses me is why other countries still buy into the dollar when the Fed is printing trillions of dollars each year. It's moronic.

[Anonymous No.30344169]

>>30342416
Seek help or ngmi
https://youtu.be/cXGjN4XOehE
https://youtu.be/siuNKR-y57E
https://youtu.be/kEuHVl_lRxY
https://youtu.be/NEpKWeZfo5A
https://youtu.be/U3UdJ3MvWRU
https://youtu.be/BnTtnG916Qw
https://youtu.be/O3M-tStcn_k
https://youtu.be/H6HO9nWjrpI
https://youtu.be/smhbiVeS-js

[Anonymous No.30344236]

>>30342965
>dollar constantly loses value

But it’s tied to global oil price. Maybe oil rising is to soak up all that extra liquidity.

>hurrhurr muh oil stonks, muh gush, muh nrgu, hurrhurr

You just played right into their hands.

>Morpheus.jpg

[Anonymous No.30344323]

i cant focus on the question with this picture