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easy money means a 20's style boom and then the movie ends badly........

easy credit means cheap money moves offshore rather than invest it a busted currency like the dollar... eventually, offshore cash will return to purchase assets at rock bottom values.....

cant see money supply inflation WITHOUT asset value inflation.....the two share a lung Greenspan's 1% FF bubbled housing and now there's a bust-panic-bailout

Maxine flunked out of "No Congressman Left Behind"

me want TV, me want Hummer, me want mansion, bailout ben give me it.......ben give me happy

after reading all this, i have a guess that a number of Arab countries are about to de-peg their currencies from the USD ..... something oil/gold are saying (to me anyway) that the current pegs are not sustainable..... I just wonder if this comes to pass before of after the next rate...

if you happened to catch the House Banking Committee questioning of Bernanke during the last Humphrey/Hawkins session.... you'd wonder how they found their way to work that day.............

you're being defrauded of your purchasing power to cover for ridiculous monetary policy and a refusal to fix systemic imbalances which the currency market is finally starting to address... the Dollar is being punished for a reason....got gold?

no sweat, this will be worked off by December, no problemo

net exporter of what? porn and meth addicts?

the Bernanke rate cut is the "please-buy-my-underwater-condo" monetary Dunkirk... something the gold market is coming to understand........

mave said what i think, but in the longer view, massive economic earthquakes usually leads to war for whatever reason, WWI, WWII..as examples.... a population that gets really hungry and angry morphs into dictatorship.... Adolph wrote about this....

overheard at a car dealership "I dont care how much the car costs, just tell me what the monthly payments are"

yea,, what we need is more credit, that'll fix it, just one more fix to get me thru the day the chart is the vision of what is to come

not sure about now, but there were some real deals on bags of junk silver that a few houses were trying to move due to lack of demand ...a few months ago minimal premium over spot....

Bernanke is confusing liquidity with solvency...one is not the cure for the other....

inflation, calculated the correct way, was rockin'

the 73 - 74 bear market cratered everything but that then lead to skyrocketing bonds yields in the early 80's...my first car note carried a 20% interest rate for a 4 year term 30 year treasury yields were 15% mortgage rates went to 12-14% so things can get worse...much worse

cant answer since you alone know your tolerance for risk....... but the Fed seems not to give a shit about the Dollar so take it from there

Paulson has been a bust....who put him up to the job in the first place?