Inflation is a serious issue that is affecting practically everybody in some way or another. On numerous occasions Ryan Cohen has publicly commented (tweeted) on the issue of inflation and its causes.
Ryan Cohen on inflation
"Who will be the piñata for all this inflation? 🤨"
"The reverberations of fiscal and monetary policy are likely to be more severe to humans than any climate or societal disaster 💀"
- March 31, 2022: (indirectly related to inflation)
"gas prices are outrageous. Wonder if BCG has a view…"
"Fed prints 80% of all dollars in existence since 2020. Causes record inflation. Damn it Russia"
"Party extremism and divisiveness, deglobalization, civil unrest and inflation are byproducts of govts printing huge sums of money"
"I’m really upset with Putin for causing all this inflation"
Poll: "Did coronavirus lockdowns and economic stimulus spark inflation?"
"Inflation is as violent as a mugger, as frightening as an armed robber and as deadly as a hit man"
"Wall Street charges lofty fees, doesn’t risk its own money, consistently underperforms and wins regardless of how the economy does. Meanwhile, Main Street faces inflation and a growing wealth gap. What’s the solution?"
"if we print a few trillion more, it should bring inflation down #taxtherich #wealthtax"
"Low interest rates may prove to be like easy sex — tempting but possibly fatal"
"Has inflation cured the land from covid?"
"The Fed may have to choose between fighting inflation or bank contagion"
“The most important thing to remember is that inflation is not an act of God, that inflation is not a catastrophe of the elements or a disease that comes like the plague. Inflation is a policy.” -- Ludwig von Mises
A lot of generally mid takes tbh. A stable but low amount of inflation is fine under the current global economic system. Wish he'd keep the Russia and COVID jokes to himself.