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Originally posted by exchanger ↑

Of course they're dominating, it has a fundamental reason. The fed printed $4T since the start of pandemic, doubled it's balance sheet, that means the currency diluted %100, the $ value and its purchasing power is becoming less due to that reason. whoever holds to cash, will lose in long term.

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You would call this deflation. not good for any economy.
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