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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc

Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc

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Journalist, financial analyst, economist. Exploring #MMT & dabbling in #Marxism (just the good parts!). Editor at The Ecommunist: https://t.co/Ts2Cnqm1nO

Washington, DC Katılım Şubat 2024
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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc@DickCuckerson·
My latest piece >> In Debt We Trust: The Unsung Virtues of Deficits and Debt Support real journalism by subscribing to The Ecommunist: ecommunist.org
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@WaltherPeck Agreed, but I think they should have put a 100% unrealized capital gains tax on bitcoin specifically.
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Walther Peck
Walther Peck@WaltherPeck·
False. The Dutch government is enhancing economic stability by deterring wasteful, anti-social price speculation.
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The Dutch government is destroying long term compounding by introducing a 36% tax on unrealized gains. As a Dutch citizen and long term investor, I’m at a loss for words about the lack of vision behind this new tax. I normally don’t post anything politically related, but what our government is planning to do is disastrous for long term investors. This is the sad truth. Most people here start investing to protect themselves against inflation and ever rising pension ages. They’re trying to put hard earned money to work, hoping they can retire before the age of 71. And they had a real shot at that before this bill. If you started at 25 with €10,000 and contributed €1,000 every month, you could compound to €3,320,000 over 40 years. If you lived prudently, you could retire early and live off it for the rest of your life. With the new capital tax? After 40 years of compounding, you’d end up at €1,885,000. That’s a €1,435,000 difference. This tax denies generations the chance of early retirement, punishes those who take risks, and introduces severe liquidity issues for people who have been compounding successfully for years. And to what end? To fill a €2.4 billion tax hole. I’m beyond words. If you’re Dutch like me, please share this visual with fellow investors to increase awareness. Hopefully we can make our politicians understand the severity of this tax, and the breadth and depth of its destructive implications. ~ Jan

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James Lavish
James Lavish@jameslavish·
Good evening. Raising taxes is not the answer. Have a great night.
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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc@DickCuckerson·
Everyone wants to know “how low can bitcoin go?” I’ll tell you… Zero. $0. Nada. Zilch. But it gets worse (for Bitcoin simps)… bitcoin could actually go NEGATIVE, because its intrinsic value is negative. Get out while you still can and buy SPY.
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thomas@tpacchia·
On occasion I check in on bluesky and hit some searches. It absolutely never disappoints. I for one am happy to help Katie Jercov pay her rent. 🧡🍻🙏
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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc@DickCuckerson·
What is stopping Bitcoin from heading to $0? Or even negative zero?
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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc@DickCuckerson·
Bitcoin has plunged over 29% from its all-time high in early October. That WIPES OUT nearly all of 2025’s gains. BITCOIN = A HIGHLY SPECULATIVE ASSET WITH ZERO FUNDAMENTAL VALUE.
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Dick Cuckerson mmt/acc@DickCuckerson·
I just found out that the company that runs Bitcoin is planning to host horrible (and illegal!) images on the blockchain… Why isn’t anyone talking about this?? I think it’s about time we shut Bitcoin down. It’s not like it’s even useful anyway.
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Finance Guy@GuyTalksFinance·
“Bitcoin is falling”
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Some basics. The US Dollar is a tax credit. It is a unit of measure. You can't run out of inches You can't run out of numbers The government can't run out of dollars... unless it purposely, politically chooses to. Thread 1/x
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