The Rise of M2 is the Reason the Economy is a Mess

Ed Butowsky

3 Decades in Financial Advising for CEOs, Founders, and Professional Athletes

Published Sep 16, 2022

Please watch this video that explains why the money supply is the direct cause of higher inflation and lower stock prices. Although this sounds dull, it is extremely valuable information.

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