Big money funds bought over $365 billion of stocks worldwide in just 75 days. That is the most since the COVID crash. Now, these funds hold the largest share of stocks ever.
Systematic funds have purchased over $365bn of global equities over the last 75 trading days, the most since covid. Their holdings are now in the 100 percentile
byu/RobertBartus inEconomyCharts
The Federal Reserve stopped trying to fight inflation. Instead, it is printing more money again. The old talk about tightening is gone. Easy money is back.
📈 U.S. M2 Money Supply Growth Hits 3-Year High at 4.5% in June 2025
In June 2025, the U.S. M2 money supply expanded by 4.5% year-over-year, reaching $22.0 trillion — the fastest pace since July 2022. While still below the 2000–2025 average annual growth rate of 6.3%, the recent… pic.twitter.com/AhUUbhtd8v
— Econovis (@econovisuals) July 23, 2025
At the same time, the U.S. collected a record $29.6 billion in tariffs in July. That means higher prices for imports and more inflation for shoppers.
https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/us-collects-29b-tariff-revenues-july-setting-new-monthly-record
In India, 1.45 billion people are ditching their rupee for silver and gold. This shows they do not trust paper money anymore. It is a big warning for the Fed and banks that deal with precious metals.
Another day, another falling fiat currency. 1.45 billion Indians ditching the rupee for silver & gold is the stuff of nightmares for the Fed's bullion bank market manipulators & silver shorts.
byu/Boo_Randy_II inWallstreetsilver
These facts show a big problem. The stock market is full of money, but prices keep rising. The Fed is making more money, tariffs make goods cost more, and people in India are turning to silver and gold. This is a sign that many people are losing faith in money on paper.
Big investors keep buying stocks, hoping for profits. But inflation is still hurting real people’s wallets and making goods cost more.
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