So the way I see this going is in any of these scenarios 1. Negative rates. All pretext is lost. 2. Repeat of Japan. Government ends up owning half of the sto

So the way I see this going is in any of these scenarios 1. Negative rates. All pretext is lost. 2. Repeat of Japan. Government ends up owning half of the stock market. 3. Mild to extreme bottom-up during a planned crash of assets. In this path you will see the stock market crash at the same time inflation soars. Number three is the hardest but also the one that will end up with the best productivity. When you see stories like Bill Gates being the largest private farmowner[0], you might see it as an ominous warning that the rich are hedging this possibility and are making sure they end up okay. [0] https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-land-portfolio-biggest-private-farmland-owner-in-america-2021-1?op=1 https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-land-portfolio-bi...