I first understood inflation from the writings of Nobel Prize in Economics Laureate Milton Friedman. You can get his full biography at Wikipedia, a useful site to start exploring all types of topics i...

I first understood inflation from the writings of Nobel Prize in Economics Laureate Milton Friedman. You can get his full biography at Wikipedia, a useful site to start exploring all types of topics i...

I first understood inflation from the writings of Nobel Prize in Economics Laureate Milton Friedman. You can get his full biography at Wikipedia, a useful site to start exploring all types of topics i...

@BoringBiz_: Something not talked about enough is how the year 1971 broke the US economy forever Here are 20 fascinating charts to show you what I mean 1. Productivity has skyrocketed while salaries h...

Neither do rapid growth in government debt, declining interest rates, or rapid Increases in a central bank’s balance sheet

Neither do rapid growth in government debt, declining interest rates, or rapid Increases in a central bank’s balance sheet

I first understood inflation from the writings of Nobel Prize in Economics Laureate Milton Friedman. You can get his full biography at Wikipedia, a useful site to start exploring all types of topics i...

I first understood inflation from the writings of Nobel Prize in Economics Laureate Milton Friedman. You can get his full biography at Wikipedia, a useful site to start exploring all types of topics i...

Is there a shadowy cabal of private bankers meeting in a secret room, controlling the world's economy with the push of a button? For decades, this question has fueled countless conspiracy theories about the most powerful and misunderstood institution in the world: The Federal Reserve. In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain and putting the myths to the test. Is the Fed really a private bank? Who actually owns it? Do they just "print money" out of thin air? We're taking on the nine biggest Federal Reserve myths and separating the chilling facts from the compelling fiction. We'll break down the real structure—the Board of Governors, the twelve Reserve Banks, and the all-powerful FOMC—and explain its strange dance of political independence and public accountability. Plus, for those who want to see the receipts, we'll even take a peek at the Federal Reserve Balance Sheet to see who's really pulling the levers of the global economy. This isn't just an economics lesson; it's an investigation into the heart of the system that dictates your mortgage rates, the value of your dollar, and the stability of your future. Ready to find out who really controls your money? Hit play. If this episode blows your mind, share it with one friend who needs to hear the truth.

Learn what M1, M2, M3 money supply means and why it matters. Track money supply charts on TradingView, understand the 40% Fed printing impact on markets.

We've Witnessed U.S. Money Supply Make History on Both Ends of the Spectrum -- Including a First Since the Great Depression -- and It Foreshadows a Big-Time Move in Stocks  Nasdaq