📌 Want to learn why we need a weaker dollar?
Go to @RealVision and watch macro legends like @RaoulGMI @BittelJulien @AndreasSteno & @Jamie1Coutts discuss this in detail all the time.
My favorites?
1) Raoul Pal & Julien Bittel's latest update https://t.co/is3sdx4ToD
2) An
📌 Want to learn why we need a weaker dollar? Go to @RealVision and watch macro legends like @RaoulGMI @BittelJulien @AndreasSteno & @Jamie1Coutts discuss this in detail all the time. My favorites? 1) Raoul Pal & Julien Bittel's latest update https://t.co/is3sdx4ToD 2) An

The goal?
A weaker dollar to unlock a global liquidity boom.
Weaker dollar =
• Cheaper debt
• Higher risk appetite
• Surging EMs
• Rising crypto
• Exploding asset prices
It’s the start of a reflexive loop.
It’s a controlled global reset.
A weaker dollar to unlock a global liquidity boom.
Weaker dollar =
• Cheaper debt
• Higher risk appetite
• Surging EMs
• Rising crypto
• Exploding asset prices
It’s the start of a reflexive loop.
It’s a controlled global reset.
Paul Guerra • Tweet
Why does this happen?
Because a weaker dollar eases financial conditions.
Less pressure on global liquidity = more fuel for risk assets.
Because a weaker dollar eases financial conditions.
Less pressure on global liquidity = more fuel for risk assets.
Real Vision • Tweet
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Is the Dollar Doomed?
Nope
Michael Howell
May 5
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The US dollar isn’t doomed. Rather it is undergoing a cyclical pullback after a prolonged bull market, driven by temporary factors like the slowing economy, fiscal tightening and Fed easing (debt ceiling constraints), and political uncertai... See more
Is the Dollar Doomed?
Nope
Michael Howell
May 5
∙
Preview
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The US dollar isn’t doomed. Rather it is undergoing a cyclical pullback after a prolonged bull market, driven by temporary factors like the slowing economy, fiscal tightening and Fed easing (debt ceiling constraints), and political uncertai... See more
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