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money printer go brrr
What does money printer go brrr mean?
'Money printer go brrr' mocks the Federal Reserve's large-scale money creation and asset purchases, implying that stimulus mechanically props up asset prices. The 'brrr' is the printer's sound.
"Bears keep shorting but money printer go brrr and stocks just grind up."
Origin
A March 2020 meme depicting a money printer running 'brrr' in response to COVID-era Fed stimulus and quantitative easing.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'money printer go brrr' mean?
It's a meme mocking central-bank money creation, implying that Federal Reserve stimulus mechanically props up asset prices no matter what bears do. The 'brrr' is the printer's sound.
Where did the meme come from?
It originated in March 2020, depicting a money printer running 'brrr' in response to COVID-era Fed stimulus and quantitative easing.
How is it used?
It's used to explain why stocks keep rising despite bad fundamentals — the idea that money printing overrides bearish bets.
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