Keith Weiner

An under-appreciated idea of the Austrian School: The damage is done during the boom. The bust does not destroy wealth, it's just the accounting catching up to the reality.

Europe attacking Microsoft with antitrust. Suit was initiated by consumers, harmed by Microsoft offering Teams with Office 365. Sorry, did I say consumers? Understandable typo, as all know that antitrust is supposed to protect consumers. I meant to say their competitor, Slack!

If one believed that the govt could centrally plan the economy, you'd need a second knob. Thus the notion of "economy has moved into a state of fiscal dominance," as opposed to the other knob, which one now calls "monetary dominance".

The fox, after jumping and jumping for the dollar, said the dollar us sour. And he was very popular with the apples and pears community.

The next essay tackles another fallacy inherent in the bogus pseudo-equation. What is "velocity"? To what, in reality, does it refer?

Every issue in politics is a false alternative. And the Regulatorium gives us unnecessary words that make no sense other than that govt is going force one false alternative or the other. Enter "fiscal dominance" the false alternative to "monetary dominance".

Musk says the text messages formerly known as "tweets" should be called "X's" now. Sorry, that's not how any of this works.

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"X" marks the ______!

Even if savers are unwilling--they underwrite the US govt's deficits anyways. I wrote this for Forbes: forbes.com/sites/keithwei…

Heres how it went: 1 Argentina has negative reserves 2 Borrows yuan from China 3 Pays yuan to IMF 4 IMF dumps yuan to get dollars 5 China sells dollars to buy yuan 6 purpose is to prop up price

An awful lot of people are going to be astonished when interest rates resume their decades-long fall.

Anchored but not redeemable. So it's a promise. Not by the untrustworthy USA but by the trustworthy Brazil, India, South Africa, Russia, and China whose people don't believe in their existing currencies. "Trust us, we would never let the BRIC drop from 8 grams." Until they do.

The antidote to the constant stream of "wise, far-seeing" Chinese central planners who are carefully managing a strategic exit from the dollar.

The Google weather app image for sunny summer day (8pm here in London lol). Baseball cap on backwards, you know, under the blazing sun.

You want to make banking more inclusive? You wanr to give access to millions of umbankable people? End all so called "anti money laundering" and "know your customer" regulations.

The future petrogoldbacked world reserve currency!

Looks like *GOLD* on that table!

Capitalism is when anyone can own means of production. Socialism is when everyone is owned by the govt.