This video is a explanation of how the United States is able to print so much money. Many might wonder how the US was able to print so much money during the COVID pandemic, where the stock markets and other market valuations went up so much in value. Stocks like SPY tracking the S&P500 increased exponentially, while other companies like Apple and such also did really well. This video explains the economics of the United States money printer.

Additionally, my channel is relatively new, I want to focus on creating more financial documentaries. I am heavily inspired by the style of James Jani and Billionaire Bears. Both of those channel have done something unique, and my videos might have hints of their video style. Not just James Jani and Billionaire Bears, but also other channels might have small impacts on my channel not related to finance/education. Such as Johnny Harris, CNBC, Vox, and Magnates Media. Some channels focus more on crypto/stocks, while other focus on all things finance like James Jani. Overall, I have started a patreon, as inspired by Coffeezilla and Billionaire Bears, because I can think it would help me create more high quality content. I doubt you read this whole thing, but in short I am inspired by James Jani, Billionaire Bears, and Coffeezilla, in their videos where they discuss crypto, stocks, and other finance news in high quality.
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