In 20 Minutes The Fed Will Become Irrelevant
- Thread starter Aaron Copland
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Initially I did not like the perma-bull reactions (Aug '07) to Fed shenanigans.
But of course they proved fruitless in flexing their powers <i>over the market</i>. It was a nice bear ride all the way down.
Now that the market is again reacting positively and exuberantly to symbolic rate cuts - I like it too!
Nice move on their part to time the extra .25 cut and once again give a perception of power as we watched all the heady buying.
"Price rarely goes far without volume" seems will always hold true. I was patient to wait to get on the right side of the market and it proved out, fine.
So the Fed will now use their powers in the correct fashion as they have now signaled they have entered a quantitative easing policy.
All is well on the U.S. front. We live to capitalize another day.
But of course they proved fruitless in flexing their powers <i>over the market</i>. It was a nice bear ride all the way down.
Now that the market is again reacting positively and exuberantly to symbolic rate cuts - I like it too!
Nice move on their part to time the extra .25 cut and once again give a perception of power as we watched all the heady buying.
"Price rarely goes far without volume" seems will always hold true. I was patient to wait to get on the right side of the market and it proved out, fine.
So the Fed will now use their powers in the correct fashion as they have now signaled they have entered a quantitative easing policy.
All is well on the U.S. front. We live to capitalize another day.
Adjusting the discount rate is not the only way the Fed controls the money supply.
When was the last time they adjusted reserve ratios?
When was the last time they adjusted reserve ratios?
This is not Japan because the FED is being much more aggressive than what the BOJ did, with a TON more ammunition, not too mention the fact that the BOJ was very late to the crime scene.
You also conveniently fail to mention that the BOJ raised rates far too early in the game as the Japanese economy was starting to grow again. I would suggest that the FED is very cognizant of this fact.
I don't think the traders fighting the fed have been loosing. The Fed is loosing. They have cut to ZERO and were wayyyyyyy lower.
Fed is HELPLESS.
The only thing they are cognizant of is they are failing. Hell throwing money from the sky wonât work either. The only thing that will work is TIME.
Were we these dip shits when all this was growing in late 2006. I can remember Greenspan saying when the yield curve started inverting âthat doesnât mean we are going into a recession"
Here is what Bernanke said this year. âThe subprime crisis is contained"
They just love ROWING THE ECONOMY. Bunch of half wits.
The reserve requirement is obsolete. When a bank lends 40x what they take in the reserve requirement is meaningless. Even commercial banks can lend more than 90% of their deposits. The US does not operate on a Reserve Requirement system like they teach in textbooks. The US operates on a perpetual debt system. It's a ponzi scheme, similar to what Madoff was doing. Madoff needed that next deposit to keep it going. The US economy needs that next loan. There isn't much difference.