> Most apparent experts insist that letting algorithmic money vacuums operate is "good for liquidity," You do realize those "apparent experts" are mainly those

> Most apparent experts insist that letting algorithmic money vacuums operate is "good for liquidity," You do realize those "apparent experts" are mainly those ones making money from it (or are closely associated with them)? I also think the best policy national is for everyone to pay me $10 daily. And I can give you hundreds of pages in support as to why that is. And after I've made a few tens of millions of that, I can buy you an army of "apparent experts" that will agree with it. And for starters, by ensuring that money is moving daily (to my pocket), regardless of if a person is sitting on the couch at home watching tv all day, "greatly increases liquidity".