Back in 2011, Fed Chair Bernanke told Congress that the Fed's balance sheet would return to its pre-crisis level.
It never did, and now it's far larger than in 2011, let alone pre-crisis levels. And by around 2025 it'll level out and start to head up again. It's going up forever, Laura.
Nobody woukd have ever guessed this outcome. Ever. Nobody.
Wtf, Laura
The charts are clear. The government cannot keep this up much longer, and if you see what they did during covid, it’s obvious they are doing this on purpose.
Bitcoin is not ready to replace the dollar. Many say it doesn’t need to. Tick, tock…
What are the 'assets' in question? #asknostr
US treasuries would be my guess If I understand things correctly. But there might be some other things. But mostly I think charts like this are dealing with treasuries.
Assuming it's not already going up off balance sheet...
How about you do an analysis of what happened during the pandemic and what the future should look like?
Not like a consultant just to criticize but like a global strategist to fix the 'broken money', and get it peer reviewed
Lower highs and higher highs. You can’t taper a Ponzi.
I’ll take the under on Jan 2025 before the Fed is forced to grow B/S again, Lyn.
I smell something breaking already….
If only someone would do a T-Shirt out of this
It could potentially “return to its pre-crisis level”… post-Bitcoin adoption though
Imagine being a grown up, looking at that and not buying bitcoin
I thought Assets are good and Liabilities are a thing to be careful about.
This graphs shows assets and it goes up, how is it a bad thing? 🤔
Asset for Fed is a liability for Government or something?
Money printer go BRRR...
AI will save us right? Right?
