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Through Jesus Christ: Do justice. Love mercy. Walk humbly with your God. - Micah 6:8

This is the way forward. ⚡️ nostr:note1mu9ztp46eadvhlmfvg22tjrcjx4dezjyhj2lzhfy8rg48xerulsq00rvye

An update on *liquidity* flows...

OBSERVATION #1: US NET LIQUIDITY (top half of chart) continues to be generally rangebound (chopping sideways: crab-like) since all the way back in 2021!

OPINION #1: US-based risk assets tend to follow US net liquidity over time. Based on this data, I would continue to expect choppy sideways (crab-like) price action for US mid cap, small cap, and micro cap stocks until the trend changes. -- If these equities make overly bearish or overly bullish moves in the short-term, one could consider making a short-term contrarian trade. 🦀

OBSERVATION #2: GLOBAL M2 MONEY SUPPLY (bottom half of chart) has officially broken out to the upside of its three-year choppy sideways range, and is resuming its longer term trend ever up-and-to-the-right. This longer term trend will continue until the dollar dies (decades from now).

OPINION #2: In the near-term, this resumption of increasing global M2 money supply is bullish for global assets... currently including megacap technology stocks and, of course, bitcoin. Based on past precedent, I continue to expect weak bitcoin price action throughout the month of August, giving HODLers a beautiful opportunity to stack relatively cheap sats in the setting of rising global M2. -- I do not believe this bargain will go unnoticed for much longer, with the next major bitcoin bull market beginning sometime between September and December of 2024, and probably lasting until 4Q of 2025.

Hope this helps. Cheers #nostr friends.

Love this iconic #bitcoin chart.

Thanks for posting the updated version here on #nostr, Root! ⚡

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Life-cycle of a Bitcoiner:

1. Do the work

2. Stack sats

3. HODL

4. Do well -- #HFBF*

5. Give back

*(Have Fun Being Free)

Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

Free enterprise is the default state of affairs. It's a complex and ever-ongoing negotiation of prices between retailers, product producers, commodity producers, employees, and so forth. It is a constantly-adjusting control system sorting toward Truth.

Authoritarian governments and the masses that support them can impede upon prices and thus rekt the ability for natural pricing to occur, which disrupts all trade and makes everything more inefficient and more expensive.

Notably, the handful of countries that have made social democracy work, all preserved the metric of "ease of doing business." In other words, if you examine Scandinavian countries, they do have high taxes and high support for society. That's how these relatively small and homogenous societies have chosen to govern themselves, and they consistently score among the highest global levels of happiness. But in terms of "ease of doing business," they still score very high. They tax and spend, but they don't interference with business operations to generate new value. They tax and redistribute the engines of growth, but they don't impede the engines of growth.

That's the key thing, in terms of variables not to mess with. Don't interfere with the flow of pricing, domestically or globally, which is ultimately just information. Maintain the ease of doing business, let pricing set supply/demand balances, and then sort out what sort of social contract exists independently of those foundational wealth-building engines.

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Yes.

Posted over a year ago (3-Aug-2023)…

Did Cody make a good choice? nostr:note1845hsqyfsnxdkuf53mpzavnt9ja5hnyux2hxcgmkez6ep3wfjs7qrn5804

I could get behind this. nostr:note1chyv0gd8c3vxfqtjyeajq09pad84w0ym4duujse6z7325jalc4js0k4ezg

Nothing magical about this day, obviously. But I still think it would be wise to fully stacked, just in case.

Has anything been more destructive to the planet and to humanity than a full embrace of Keynesian economics by the world’s nation state governments over the past 80+ years?

Agreed.

It will take a generation, at least, to implement.