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maybe the fed is buying stock to bolster U S companies while they can't borrow from banks,sort of a sneaky but effective tarp program, Goldman designed this mess,and they are leading the fed out of it,so sit back and watch, and don't make stupid comments on what you don't understand, i just don't know is much better than making up some b.s. explanation
 
just look at Germany 1933...huge debt

hyperinflation has and is possibly..

and the US dollar is just peice of paper...paper.

the day of reckoning..

only reason USD hasn't debased is it is still foreign reserve.and foreign countries would lose if the USD debased for whatever reason...once new foreign reserve is replaced like euro or a new currency.....it shit hit the fans ....interest rates to 15% adn the FED cannot do anything bout it... interest is 20% in many third world countries........but if the FED keeps going the path of quantitiave easing and debasing policy there is no choice...but hyperinflation on assets based in USD....people won't take USD for payment for exports..china might want gold or euro instead of USD...and saudi want euro or gold for payment for oil or military arms as payment for oil exports.

zimbabwe is a fine example when the central bank f#cks up and goes crazy with creating money supply. now it doesn't have a currency and uses euro and USD..What the f#ck country doesn't even a their own paper/


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maybe the fed is buying stock to bolster U S companies while they can't borrow from banks,sort of a sneaky but effective tarp program, Goldman designed this mess,and they are leading the fed out of it,so sit back and watch, and don't make stupid comments on what you don't understand, i just don't know is much better than making up some b.s. explanation
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Only one thing I don't understand... Fine, the OP has made his/her views abundantly clear and some agree, while others don't.

But why, oh why, is it necessary to create thread after thread after thread to keep saying the same thing again and again?
 
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Only one thing I don't understand... Fine, the OP has made his/her views abundantly clear and some agree, while others don't.

But why, oh why, is it necessary to create thread after thread after thread to keep saying the same thing again and again?
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The OP needs to change his moniker to brokenrecord.

A wise trader once told me that you can not beat the Fed or the powers that own Wall Street. You can, however, follow their lead and piggyback on top of their moves.

Constantly flailing away at the Fed, accomplishes nothing. Paying attention to what they're doing and following their lead, will make you money.

While I share the OP's sentiment toward the Fed, in my experience making the money is more rewarding in the end.
 
Currency debased - check
Hyperinflation - check
Manipulation of the stock market - check
World War III - check
Anarchy - check
Conspiracy - check
Goldman Sachs - check
American militia ready to wage war against our military - check
Bags of Gold and Silver - check
Guns and ammo - check
Freeze dried food - check
End of world as we know it - check

Thanks Brokenmarkets. I think I got it all. So, what is your plan of action?
 
The trader's primary goal is to make money...a wise trader gathers information and then allocates capital accordingly....it seems to be true about the Fed and Primary broker-dealers manipulating the markets to inflate asset prices. That is a bad thing to those who have no assets and may or may not be bad for society as a whole, only time will tell. Maybe a deflationary spiral is a worse evil in their view. Socrates was deemed the wisest man in Athens because he knew that he didn't know. Fed and broker-dealer operations are too sophisticated for most. Follow the politico-economic trend and profit by it...:p
 
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