At Least We’re Letting Cathie Wood Fail

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At Least We’re Letting Cathie Wood Fail

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At Least We’re Letting Cathie Wood Fail



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34 Comments

  1. Brawmethius

    It is simple problem. Once the expectation was in that was sealed.

    2008 changed the fundamental relationship between governments and markets. The modern world is addicted to QE, and reliant on high risk returns on bailouts.

    This lead to massive consolidation further driving more and more asset classes into “too big to fail”. And people will scream if only we had more regulation, and they will let the smaller fail and regulated into further consolidation again and again until they start throwing fuckers into cells and tossing the keys.

    There is no longer risk to fuck shit up.

  2. am-well

    THE 2008 BAILOUT NEVER ENDED

    It’s been building up on the Fed balance sheet ever since (it’s up to $9 trillion now) it never ended. When they’ve attempted to start QT it has failed and now we’re seeing in the UK they just turn it back on.

    The financial systems have been broken (Margin Call style) since 2008 but quantitative easing have been carting them around Weekend at Bernie’s style through the balance sheet.

    Also seems like they can’t actually revive them (no joke they call this “balance sheet normalization” you can Google it) they literally can’t make banking normal again. Bernake even wrote about it in 2016:
    https://www.brookings.edu/blog/ben-bernanke/2016/09/02/should-the-fed-keep-its-balance-sheet-large/

    It’s just a forever corpse being propped by infinite free new money perpetually printed to central bank balance sheets.

  3. Various_Lack7541

    This is cronyism for them, capitalism for us. We can fail, they can’t.

  4. cmfeels

    Capitalism for gains communism for losses

  5. Itchy-Ad-6184

    The war on drugs brought more drugs and the war on terror brought more terrorists.

  6. some_dude5

    People are just now understanding that we live in a mixed economy, as if it hasn’t been that way for fucking ages

  7. Moneyispower369

    Socialism is for the rich. Can you imagine a McDonald’s worker driving a lamborghini? The rich wouldn’t have working slaves if we were all rich.

  8. silsum

    Selective socialism, the capitalist need socialist support

  9. IAccidentallyCame

    We’re all the workers, doing the same jobs and same productivity output. When shit all starts falling apart, it’s just all mismanagement and crime it seems.

  10. SnooCheesecakes6590

    It never felt like we recovered from 08 in my country there’s still in the back of your mind the cuts that they made in 08 have never been re-filled and for this all to come around again is shocking only this time Gen Z have grown up and they won’t be as passive as Millennials

  11. DefaultRedditBlows

    It wouldn’t work if they didn’t prop up big business. Where are they gonna work after their “public service”? Capitalism is devolving into slavery with extra steps at this point.

  12. OfLittleToNoValue

    Capitalism is fleecing the worker to enrich the owner. It’s never been anything else.

    If you think you’re a capitalist you’re just a worker with brain damage.

  13. 4fuqssake

    This great experiment in capitalism might be closing

  14. The_Saltiest_Ginger

    Corporatism, syndicalism, socialism, communism

    >Corporate needs you to find the differences in these ideologies in practice.

  15. Fawkinchit

    Seriously, that’s such an amazing argument. Socialism is what that is.

  16. granoladeer

    Can we start bailing out people who lose everything in a yolo? It would be basically paying for entertainment.

  17. woodstockwoodstock

    Bail out medical fee… **NOTHATSSOCIALISM!**

  18. TheNetwokAdmin

    Mixed economy make Fed money printer go burr

  19. Golf_Nut1965

    Bail out college tuitions…

  20. CryptopiAh

    Straight up. I need a financial magic eraser too..

  21. Apprehensive-Sun1215

    Cause he can sell the baby kitties after the Kitty Kitty gang bangs…

  22. Apprehensive-Sun1215

    NOSTRADAMUS PREDICTS: WHAT’S IN STORE FOR THE FINANCIAL MARKETS IN 2023?

    Quatrain:

    ‘So high will the bushel of wheat rise’, the French seer wrote, ‘that man will be eating his fellow man’. Morbid and dramatic though this sentiment is, it’s clear to see how spiralling living costs can and will lead to ever more desperation and strife. We’ll just have to hope that the reference to cannibalism is a poetic flourish rather than a straight-up prediction of life in 2023.

  23. YetiBang

    It’s not, that’s the problem.

  24. Sisboombah74

    Sounds like a Brit. Not too keen on getting shit from folks who destroyed their own economy.

  25. OlSlik_Talk

    It’s not

  26. KlutzMat

    Never has been

  27. biddilybong

    We bail out millennial college debt.

  28. harrisbradley

    If all you have is a hammer every problem has to be a nail. If all you have is a sickle every problem has to be a capitalist.

  29. omen_tenebris

    it s not. it’s cronyism

  30. ikefalcon

    Socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor.

  31. Invest0rnoob1

    I thought I was in anti-work for a second.

  32. essseker

    Bcs musk needs 3 billion gov subsidiaries and bezos etc .

  33. eddie7000

    This is bailout economics 101.

  34. Zergerz

    They haven’t bailed out the people with mortgage debt yet…

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