So, we have a debt ceiling crisis again. This one might prove special, given that debt is already at a highly dangerous level.. Is this really a crisis? Either congress agrees to expand debt even more, or the United States has to default.
There is absolutely no agenda devoted to decreasing spending, not even among citizens. This is a sign that the entire country has submitted to government, its solutions …. and its prowess to guide their lives. . How can we tell?
The United States is infested with multiple parasitic agencies, which impose a negative utility on the citizens of the country. Could the debt crisis be solved by doing away with these agencies?
If there are any relevant movements to reduce spending, there are none that I have witnessed.
Stock Market
Hedging is at a very high level. Stocks have gone sideways for many months. When hedging activity is this elevated, big profits can be made by holding averages in narrow ranges so that securities like options, will expire and premiums will be earned, based on little movement in stocks.
Note: Fantasy Free Economics is banned in the United States. I am now hosting with Smartway, which is offshore. From the positive results I have gotten, I would host with them regardless. I encourage all to ask themselves. Have you ever read anything here on Fantasy Free Economics that could be deemed unfit for the common person to read? Is their any content that is a threat to national security?
The only way, to rebuild the readership to Fantasy Free Economics is for those who read it to share the link to the blog and certain articles. Email is best. It cannot be censored. There are still sites which accept the link. Try it and see.
James Quillian is not Tucker Carlson, I wish him well as I hope all do.When a famous person get censored, he has the resources to make hay over the situation. I have no such resources. I must be frugal, just to meet my expenses. If you like thes ideas, I hope you will participate by at least sharing the link.
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