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So a bit of history contrasted with today.

First off: https://theirrelevantinvestor.com/2024/03/21/a-big-week-for-big-tech/

and

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From history:

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Is it different this time?

Of course that's just stocks. Also to take into account in 1929 there was also a 'debt' bubble post WWI which was sovereign in nature, just like today.

It is highly unlikely that the Fed will repeat the deflationary posture that was adopted in 1930 today. Today it will be out and out inflation. Fiat currencies are in the firing line.

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