Key insights
- The author argues that due to high US debt levels and the need to print money to cover interest payments, hyperinflation is inevitable. They believe stocks like PLTR and TSLA will inflate proportionally, making it mathematically impossible for the stock market to decline significantly. This view suggests a bearish outlook due to potential economic instability and inflation risks, despite the claim that stocks can only go up.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but the market will LITERALLY never go down again.
Stonks go up is no longer a meme, it is a law, like gravity, only in reverse with money.
Let me explain why.
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We owe 40 trillion in debt. Our interest payments are about to exceed our GDP. This means that the only way to make our interest payments ALONE is to print enough money to cover the interest
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This will cause hyper inflation. But who cares if you own PLTR or TESLA stock? Those will inflate proportionally. You see, it's actually mathematically impossible for stocks to go down at this point. If they do, then the entire world economy will collapse
This is why you see any "crash" instantly recover within half a trading day. The stock market can LITERALLY NOT GO DOWN.
These are not famous last words. This is the new law of the land.