Posted by DigiNomad on 26th of Feb 2024 at 11:22 am
People (including me at times) make this market way more
complicated than it is. The American public has accepted the
idea that the Gov shouldn't have a credit card max - they'll even
call you names if you suggest it's a bad idea. Now that Congress
has acceptance on no credit limit from the public, they are running
with it and pushing trillions of over budget deficit spending into
the economy per year. The Fed gov is the largest customer for
each of the Mag 6. And each of them buy from each
other....often/mostly to fulfill Fed Gov contracts.
Purchasing power is getting crushed as we transfer taxpayer
dollars to the mega caps so you have to be involved. It's all very
rational once you identify the source of funds.
I was the acquisition policy lead for a large Federal agency
for 12 long years. If you don't believe me about the spending
levels with the mega caps, you can always check/search SAM.gov
The info is mostly publicly available but media stopped
searching it a long time ago (they do have ways of hiding large
chunks of spending still but SAM gives a decent
overview).
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Posted by DigiNomad on 26th of Feb 2024 at 11:22 am
People (including me at times) make this market way more complicated than it is. The American public has accepted the idea that the Gov shouldn't have a credit card max - they'll even call you names if you suggest it's a bad idea. Now that Congress has acceptance on no credit limit from the public, they are running with it and pushing trillions of over budget deficit spending into the economy per year. The Fed gov is the largest customer for each of the Mag 6. And each of them buy from each other....often/mostly to fulfill Fed Gov contracts. Purchasing power is getting crushed as we transfer taxpayer dollars to the mega caps so you have to be involved. It's all very rational once you identify the source of funds.
I was the acquisition policy lead for a large Federal agency for 12 long years. If you don't believe me about the spending levels with the mega caps, you can always check/search SAM.gov The info is mostly publicly available but media stopped searching it a long time ago (they do have ways of hiding large chunks of spending still but SAM gives a decent overview).