To the Moon (or Weimar?)

The market’s gone full carnival again — screens glowing, traders chanting “To the Moon!” while the old pros quietly cinch their parachutes. With Washington shut down, no one really knows what the economy’s doing; the official dashboard is dark, and we’re all watching by the glow of the instruments.

This week’s Peoplenomics takes apart the illusion — showing how digital liquidity has replaced the Weimar’s printing presses, how “cheap money” became the new theology, and why every major economy now dances to the same inflationary rhythm.

We explore what happens when the lights come back on: whether this ends in another parabolic spike… or a crash landing that makes 1929 look like a soft touchdown.

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ecause when everyone’s yelling “To the Moon,” it helps to have someone checking the fool gauge.

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