"Rising M2 Money Supply Sparks Economic and Inflation Concerns"
TL;DR
The U.S. M2 money supply has declined by nearly 4% from its peak in April 2022, marking the first significant drop since the Great Depression. Historically, such declines have correlated with economic depressions and high unemployment rates. While this suggests potential economic weakening, long-term investors can take solace in the historical resilience and growth of the stock market over extended periods.
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