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We all know that America's economic development is driven not by production, but by consumption. Economic development depends on strong consumption and loose monetary policies. And innovation and entrepreneurship are even more inseparable from low financing costs. The biggest obstacle to all of this, however, is inflation. As long as inflation does not rise, the US will continue to develop rapidly. Why will inflation suddenly become so severe since 2021? The reason is supply issues. The pandemic has impacted supply chains, and some brainy politicians have used stupid measures such as sanctions and trade wars to push up the cost of energy and commodities (everyone knows). So as long as some politicians continue to be brainwashed and continue to prevent the world from getting cheap energy and commodities, can US inflation return to before the pandemic in the next few years? What do you think? If inflation is not controlled, it may be difficult for US stocks to return to a big bull market. Short-term risks are huge, and long-term investments can't be too optimistic
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they dig graves for themself

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$E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(SEP4)(NQmain.US)$ In-situ explosion

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The big news in semiconductors Tuesday, after all, was Cowen's recommendation of AMD's larger competitor, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), which Cowen named a "top pick" in the industry based on projections the company could earn $28 a share in 2030, and book $140 billion in revenues. But as StreetInsider  pointed out, Cowen's report actually noted that "we make NVIDIA our new top pick, along with AMD"

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