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He's an unemployed Canadian "Queenie" who values the "style" of his posts over the "substance". Notice how much queenie pride he takes in browbeating everybody with his supposed command of the English language.

And the second you drive it off the lot, you just tossed at least $5k out the window. Massive depreciation in those first few years, especially when it's a very high priced vehicle.

Yes, he has all of the measured gravity of a news anchor reading the evening news.

It was a tremendous waste and it will haunt us for generations to come. The ruse was that it created an enormous amount of bubble economy jobs, even if they only lasted a few years. It's very easy to see why the Fed loved to juice this sector of the economy, the "food chain" was tremendous...

That could have been the post October headline for about 15 of the past 20 years.

You miss all of the context of this 'bull" market. To try and compare this Fed liquidity driven bull market to something from the past is somewhat reckless.

You bring up an essential point. The Fed can create all the inflation it wants, but they have yet to perfect the mechanism whereby they can command their targeted "good" inflation while avoiding the "bad" inflation. The funny money goes sloshing around and creates even more absurd and...

So says the unemployed Canadian fag hag.

Exactly. The fools who continue to support this charade and then challenge the logic of those who oppose it always end with this "what would you have done" AS IF THERE WERE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. I've argued that an orderly, telegraphed liquidation of the TBTF banks on a major scale (even if...

I can only hope and pray that you are right. Having lived thru bursts and bubbles for most of my adult life now, my patience for this constant manipulative tinkering has really worn thin.

The political process is broken and has been for a long time. Bribery, by way of special interests lobbying, has forever corrupted the system. More Fed apologist bullshit from you.

Exactly, but you see these devious bastards will tinker with the formula to create the outputs that fit their centrally planned targets. So now the fact that a house is trading 30% off of its bubble highs, yet still 200-300% above its mid-late 1990s prices is considered "gravely deflationary"...

So a reversion to the mean that brings about some much needed adjustments to the "bubble pricing" we've seen in tuition costs, home prices, food prices, health insurance premiums after near parabolic increases during the previous Fed experiments is the "enemy" according to this line of logic...

Indeed, the Fed apologists populate this site as well, as hard as it is to believe. It's always a moving target with regards to their latest line of defense. We've now gotten to the point where goosing the stock market higher (which they've been doing in stealth manner for years, most...

It's a complete horror show to be honest. At some point, a trader has to let go off this myopic "anything to catch the trend" mentality and look towards where this is all heading. Kinda like, who gives a shit how much you make if at some point it's confiscated anyhow. That's why this...

No, they haven't yet and all they do is rob savers to save the asses of banks who turn around and goose the spread at the same leverage as before. A debt ridden, on his ass consumer in an economy that has morphed into a borrow and spend, leverage my house to the hilt no longer generates...

This is literally a replay of the fall of 2007, except that this time the Fed has stated that it will put a permanent bid beneath EVERYTHING, just to create the illusion of prosperity. Ya know, inflate assets at all costs and when Joe Blow says "why am I broke and my cost of living is going...

Ever heard of the birth/death model? Or wait, you're every bit as much of a duplicitous, hypocritical bureaucrat who parades around headline numbers, but never re-appears when they are INEVITABLE redacted and restated months later. Inflate away, right? That'll cure everything.

What an asinine comment. 90% of the content is not even related to market bias, but for whatever reason the only people who obsess over this antiquated "bull vs bear" line of bullshit post on this site. It reminds me of the same crap I heard a few years ago when folks would buy precious...