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Bridger Pennington argues that money printing stopped around late 2021, the money supply peaked in April 2022, and has been shrinking at the fastest rate since the Great Depression.

Bridger Pennington argues that money printing stopped around late 2021, the money supply peaked in April 2022, and has been shrinking at the fastest rate since the Great Depression.
The money supply has been declining at the fastest pace since the Great Depression. The beginning of 2022, end of 2021, that's when the money printing stopped. We had a little bit of a spike after that, kind of a lagging effect. So technically April of 2022 was the peak in the money supply. Since then, the money supply has been declining at the fastest pace since the Great Depression. Most people don't know this. We're not money printing anymore. The money supply is actually shrinking.

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Different view on housing affordability and the fed raising rates not lowering rates