A chart of the US money supply for those who haven't seen it before. I bring this up because the demand for energy materials is being held up temporarily (?) by the American 'money issue...' Yes I'm trying to use my words carefully.
How can they print this much money and expect to be taken seriously as the world's reserve currency?
Most of that money went into the health crisis of 2020 and infrastructure for the Green New Deal (designed in 2016) passed in 2019.
The GND is essentially an infrastructure program for 'fighting' climate change if you didn't know already. So our company has the backing of all sorts of government money and programs around the world, but the problem is the money is almost worthless. The gravy train has run its course!
Once that is realised, money will flow from investing in the weakening government bonds (I am guessing) to actual valuable metals. The upside of the money printing is that infrastructure for renewable electrification is being built with these last few pennies. It's only my opinion but do you get the gist?
Anyway, enjoy the US money supply chart...Do you want me to upload the Aussie one?
A chart of the US money supply for those who haven't seen it...
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