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    Analyzing the U.S. Money Supply (1972 – Today)

    Bytheunmaskedchris@gmail.com 11/25/202502/25/2026

    What is the Money Supply? The money supply is the total amount of money that is circulating in economy. It’s also known as the M2 money supply. Key Components of M2 Money Supply – Cash– Checking Accounts– Saving Accounts– Money Market Funds It’s essentially any money that can be converted to cash quickly and be…

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  • Economic Data & Charts

    Annualized Returns of US Equity Styles (1972-2024)

    Bytheunmaskedchris@gmail.com 11/24/202502/25/2026

    Below are CAGRs (Compounded Annualized Growth Rates) of US equity styles from the ending of the gold standard to today. It’s important to look at CAGR because it accounts for “investing math”. CAGR answers the question, “If I put money in at the start and don’t touch it, what steady interest rate would have gotten…

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  • Market Watch (Weekly)

    This Week’s Returns Priced in Gold (Week of 11/17/25)

    Bytheunmaskedchris@gmail.com 11/23/202512/01/2025

    Each of the major indices were down this week. Small caps actually performed the best with a small decrease of -.34%. QQQ was down -2.65%. Nvidia was down -5.51%, dragging down the indices because of its massive weighting. Asset This Week Year to Date QQQ -2.65% -26.82% SPY -1.48% -27.87% DIA -1.39% -29.23% IWM -.34%…

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  • Economic Theories Unmasked

    Investment Categories in a High Debt-to-GDP World: A Fiscal Dominance Framework

    Bytheunmaskedchris@gmail.com 11/19/202501/21/2026

    We are entering a new era of investing where the previous advice and strategies will no longer apply. The United States Debt-to-GDP is around 125%, meaning that the US owes about $1.25 for every $1 the economy produces. Income is not keeping up with expenses. Because of this, investment strategies like the Boglehead portfolio, 60/40…

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