sure, as long things go up, smart. when things no longer go up, they will take the whole economy down with them akin to the banking crisis in 2008 or the dotcom bubble before that (which both had far less circular incestuous activity going on) and will shamelessly act surprised after the fact.
as long as things go up people conveniently ignore the lessons from the past.
we are long overdue for a correction and given the fear mongering oligopoly shenanigans we must be very close.
as long as things go up people conveniently ignore the lessons from the past.
we are long overdue for a correction and given the fear mongering oligopoly shenanigans we must be very close.