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In his most recent video, Charles brilliantly delivers a thorough explanation of Asset Inflation and it’s devastating impact on the economy.
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What is inflation and what is asset inflation?
By Charles Biderman
Inflation and Asset Inflation are two different results. Charles brilliant defines the difference and delivers a clear understanding of how Asset Inflation is created.
Wealth Inequality & money printing
By Charles Biderman
In this video Charles describes how creating more government debt, on top of more debt - through money printing - funnels down into a gaping disparity between wealthy and middle-class households.
Recent Articles
Pump & Dump
US Office: 109 Glendora Ave │ Long Beach, CA 90803 Pump & Dump Written by Charles Biderman, published in THE MARKET on the 27th of December, 2020 New government funding is likely to bubble up stocks further. That means the risk of a market crash in the coming year is rising. Investors should be especially
Black Swan Getting Ready to Fly
Suckers Market: There are increasing signs that the stock market boom is nearing its peak. Retail investors are speculating wildly with options and believe that they cannot lose money with stocks. At the same time, companies are throwing more and more stocks onto the market. A sure recipe for a crash.
Is The Stock Market Trying to Crossing a Bridge Too Far?
Global markets have been surging since three vaccines with 90%+ efficacy have recently passed clinical phase III trials. In essence, the stock market is saying that the end of the pandemic is in sight and that «real good times» lay ahead.
Fake News
by Charles Biderman,
published in THE MARKET, 29.10.2019
Why is anyone surprised America has a «Fake News» President? After all, we already have a global fake economy and a fake stock market.
Don’t Fight The Virus
by Charles Biderman,
published in THE MARKET, 31.08.2020
What that means today is that the Federal Reserve, the US central bank, can increase or decrease the amount of money available to buy financial assets and increase or decrease the cost of money via changing interest rates. More money at lower interest rates creates higher stock prices. Less or even the same amount of money plus higher interest rates creates lower stock prices.
Wall Street Is Looking for Inflation in All the Wrong Places
by Charles Biderman,
published in THE MARKET, 07.09.2020
The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street column recently opined: «Milton Friedman’s famous dictum that ‹inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon› is hard to square with the Fed increasing the monetary base by 460% since 2008 with little discernible effect