There have been no valid arguments from you so your understanding of the situation is obviously flawed. You should probably get back to picketing the government and blaming everyone else for your problems socialist.
Bernankeâs QE2 Averts Deflation, Spurs Rally, Credit
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There have been no valid arguments from you so your understanding of the situation is obviously flawed. You should probably get back to picketing the government and blaming everyone else for your problems socialist.
just because you don't consider them valid, doesn't mean they are not valid. your posting history in this thread has been, if you'll pardon me saying so, a tad less than stellar with all your "factoids". at least i've quoted a ton of sources to back up my comments. what have you done, fed-boy?
again, you called me "socialist". what about me is socialist? let's pursue this argument, if you would, just to show you how far gone you actually are.
of course, you can ignore it and prove my point just as well.
any one who has sparred with me in the politics forum would know where i stand in relation to socialism, but let's hear it from you.
what is it about any of my comments that indicates i am a socialist?
the market under historically average monetary conditions. what we have now is anything but that. what we had in the last ten years is anything but that, and thanks to it, we have this:
tell me, do you think that chart is indicative of a healthy rise in housing prices?
or is the trend line much more healthy? that would indicate my "normal" for you.
I suppose we shouldn't be surprised that some completely brainwashed kid from New York would be entirely supportive of Bubble Ben. After all, the main beneficiaries of this flawed policy are NY and DC.
The defensiveness of the recipients is understandable. They want to deflect as much blame as possible.
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the market under historically average monetary conditions. what we have now is anything but that. what we had in the last ten years is anything but that, and thanks to it, we have this:
tell me, do you think that chart is indicative of a healthy rise in housing prices?
or is the trend line much more healthy? that would indicate my "normal" for you.
Well it seems as though prices have reverted back to that trendline now. So does that mean you now think house prices are back to normal?
cut some slack? are you going to hit me with a ruler?
My credibility? im not here to prove anything to any of you. None of you have shown any arguments proving that what the Fed has done in this situation has been truly negative. All it's been is complaints and terrible points of view on shoulda woulda coulda thoughts. I do not care if you agree with me or not, that's not changing my sleep cycle. You Larson were the first to say Bernanke is terrible with nothing but your opinion to back that up, that seems to be the ongiong theme here with you guys who are sitting home complaining. It's like zero hedge made a forum.
I'm done with this discussion, there has been no educated posts and hardly any educated opinions.
Erm, it's trivial, really... Does correlation always imply causation? Has the Fed changed its monpol stance in the past couple of weeks?