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How can you interpret this FTSE100 chart since 1988?

euser1984 · 2018-05-23 17:38:22

windows screen capture Considering the value is now - it's a constant steep curve? Is this caused by banks lending with using FIAT, where there is no physical commodity to back it up?

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Considering the value is now - it's a constant steep curve? Is this caused by banks lending with using FIAT, where there is no physical commodity to back it up?

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euser1984 wrote: »

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Considering the value is now - it's a constant steep curve? Is this caused by banks lending with using FIAT, where there is no physical commodity to back it up?

The graph is anything but a constant steep curve.

Its full of booms and busts with a trend upward. This is the trend of growth for all capitalist countries.

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