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you think the government has a monopoly on manipulating and regulating markets. almost all of our regulations aren't passed until the relevant industries literally rewrite the bill. just look at the original healthcare bill and what got passed. stocks in HC rose after the gutted bill was...

no,i wouldn't judge a whole country on the actions of a few nor would i say that a country has the capability of being moral. A countries actions are based on the decision of a few temporary employees that supposedly represent the people but rarely does. When you say country who are you...

or maybe their willingness to gain wealth by any means necessary regardless of the aftermath. I rarely see a correlation between wealth and intellect.

and all empires eventually have to plunder the rest of the world to keep the dynasty strong. No counrty has enough productivity to dominate the world

read confessions of an economic hitman and a century of war and it will be all to clear

would you care to enlighten us on how you do this

i think he looks to see if buy/sell programs are trying to push the market to these inventory levels to be liquidated. After he sees the liquidation. the market reverses most of the time since hedgeis and commercial banks rarely buy higher highs or sells lower lows.they constantly try to move...

so major short resting inventories are typically at HOD and vise versa. and this is the only place you look for buy/sell programs. also when this inventory is burned up lets say 5 points above the high of the day or previous day prices typical reverses, because big players need to find these...

what tick number constitutes program buy/sell (+/- 600)? i thought about making a tick index of the s&p 500 & dow, thinking that equity programs focus on them to move futures

if we didn't have any debt we wouldn't have any money that is what our money system is debt

bullshit it can be fixed tomorrow

How Banks Create Money Banks actually create money when they lend it. Here's how it works: Most of a bank's loans are made to its own customers and are deposited in their checking accounts. Because the loan becomes a new deposit, just like a paycheck does, the bank once again holds a small...

from reading posts I would gather most posters here don't realize banks create 99% of our money

wrong, if you're +ev in a hand it's never correct to fold. if a raise at the table is to big , you're playing way above what you should

why not print the money straight from the treasury (instead of the fed) and pay off the debt. if worried about hyper inflation why not just lower the reserve ratio or go to a full reserve system in concert. Banks already use treasuries as reserves for loans. What would be the difference if...

Again, Explain to me how the government creating money instead of the fed is better. the fed has NEVER stopped the Gov from borrowng. which is creating money just as if the government would have The soveign bond markets would not exsist so it is irrelevant. How exactly would they be stiffed...

I was not speaking literally of course I'm speaking of dollar in nominal terms all it's forms physical,bookkeeping entries. and government debt. the element that makes the dollar good makes the bond good too. If the dollar was no good the bond is no good either. If the bond is no good then...

maybe it's a misunderstanding of terms. but i wouldn't qualify swapping treasuries for cash monetazation after all the treasuries still exist monetization is turning something into legal tender. this is what your wiki says Monetization is the process of converting or establishing...

I don't know why you quoted me here. monetizing the debt means that dollars are printed to pay off the debt. in other words it would be gone