Ep. 5: Did the economy crash because of Oil prices, The craziest idea to give people free $

EPISODE · Mar 23, 2020 · 17 MIN

Ep. 5: Did the economy crash because of Oil prices, The craziest idea to give people free $

from Modern Markets Podcast · host FomoHunt

Welcome to the bonus episode of the modern markets podcast! Episode review: In this episode, Tytan discusses the idea proposed by Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib to have the U.S. treasury create 2 $1 trillion dollar platinum coins in exchange for $2 Trillion from the FED. This money would then be distributed to American people via $1K-$8K checks. Another topic is the hidden Saudi-Russia oil price war and how it might be hurting the economy more so than coronavirus did in the initial days. Saudi Arabia slashed prices to spite Russia because of Russia's refusal to lower production to meet the smaller demand caused by coronavirus. Data brought to you by FomoHunt's lead analyst Kaltoro, and your host Tytan Inc. Make sure to check out the Modern Markets Newsletter at substack every week!

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