Message from @Sh0t
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house prices(probably thanks to the low intrest rate) has been sick
over 20 years, household debt to gdp ratio in sweden has gone from about 43 to 90
all while trying to run a balanced budget with high taxes for the government
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@Sh0t yeah.. But I guess U.K and most other EU countries have done the same.
It's really weird
Each one is a bit differnt, all else being equal, you can pad it with a trade surplus, but the fundamental problem is a misunderstand of how these fiat currencies operate
Assuming a trade balance, if the gov runs a surplus, the private sector has to run a deficit
That means either lower quality of life or added debt(usually debt until it can't be handled)
Sweden has high levels of taxation to try and be 'responsible' and run a balanced budget or a slight surplus, but it's a mistake
whats the endgame with these fiat currencies?
Nothing, they can go on forever
I mean
okay..
So 60's
you could work of your house after like a few years
today you look at 50 years to pay it off
the debt ratio is a consequence of trying to run a balanced budget
It's an accounting identity, essentially, very similar to thermodynamics
the root misunderstanding is the role of banks, they are not intermediaries, credit emission is what adds to the money supply and aggregate demand
it's also what pushes down the interest rate which hurts anybody looking for fixed income, encouraging them to find exotic substitutes
yeah it's so fucked up..I am so angry I never invested my money.
not too late to ride another wave in the US pump
but I really wanted to be as close to debt free as possible when buying a house, but at some point you just loose money quicker than they build up
Fuck no, I havn't invested in like the 5 years I've been making money.. I am waiting for the fall
cycles and shit
you might be waiting a long time, don't fight the trend
people have been going bankrupt waiitng for that, shorting themselves into poverty
Isn't it lik ~10 years
2008
there was the it bubble end of 90s?
doesn't matter, it's an open ended system, you can have the real economy rotting while the markets pump
all you care about is the nominal gains in the market if you are trying to make money
I would say the US economy is already in recession, but that doesn't mean the market will necessarily crash
No I think I'll be doing what any right winger would be doing.
Prepping, gardening
I hate that system
You can do both
also trade against bots