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DYTTIGAF t1_jdgd59m wrote

Sure. I heard those explanations 3 years ago. That's why the Federal Reserve has had to raise rates 9 times to address the problems associated with "theories" of how things are supposed to happen and the "reality" of what actually did.

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neutralpoliticsbot t1_jdgcclq wrote

I bank with TD and their app is the worst out of all I tried.

You can't even manage your credits cards there it has to open a new window in your browser like wtf its 2023 TD. You can only see the balance. They also couldn't figure out notifications for a long time, at one point you had to install a sperate app just so you could get notifications....

Is there any bank out there that still doesn't have all services in one app?

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HomosapianDaGreekGod t1_jdgaxes wrote

Canadian banks are the only ones i would buy. i have no trust in american ones.

Been watching the top 5. Want another 10% drop before I buy in. The big fish have to buy now because it takes them weeks to fill their amount of shares up. For me, I can buy lower. But i also think these are good prices to begin a position. and if another 10% pullback happens i would be happy to add. RBC is my top bank followed by TD.

GLTA.

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LegendsLiveForever t1_jdgavop wrote

Reply to comment by DYTTIGAF in Fed Balance Sheet by Mega-Lithium

That's not how that works...

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/quarterly-bulletin/2014/money-creation-in-the-modern-economy.pdf

Banks create loans out of thin air.

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MMT’s view of how the credit mechanism works has since been confirmed by publications of the Bank of England and the Deutsche Bundesbank. This proves the conventional money supply theory to be scientifically outdated, because it claims that commercial banks are dependent on savings or central bank balances for lending, i.e. they “lend” savings or central bank deposits when they extend credit.

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https://ibb.co/HBNSCyg - QE DOES NOT cause inflation.

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neutralpoliticsbot t1_jdga0xa wrote

Them just bagholding is a lot less inflationary than just sending people checks. This is way better.

People got those $1,200 checks and ran straight to the car dealerships

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