M3 up 50%, fed can suck up excess liquidity later???

[Anaconda]

Quote from blackjack007:

this is why the fed is praying that productivity increases enough to offset the growing money supply. if that happens, ben is off the hook and will be seen as the genius who averted the depression of 2009.

The Fed is not hoping for anything, the banksters don't hope, they just execute.

It's dual pronged attack, a fake deflation (aka credit contraction) to force people to dump assets with a huge influx of dollars right behind it to cause massive inflation & devaluation of the currency.

 

[harkm]

Here is a quote from a Bank of Japan spokesman recently. At least they get it.


Tokyo has announced a total of 6.8 trillion yen ($71 billion) in spending on stimulus measures as it joins other major economies -- from Europe, to the United States to China -- in seeking to ease the impact of the global financial crisis on their economies.

While speculation about more steps is growing with the world's No.2 economy facing perhaps its longest recession on record, Yosano rejected increased public spending given Japan's huge public debt totalling 1- times gross domestic product.

"We are already deep in debt, so to create effective demand for instant pleasure would not be wise," Yosano was quoted as saying in the interview.

 

[short&naked]

Quote from Anaconda:

The Fed is not hoping for anything, the banksters don't hope, they just execute.

It's dual pronged attack, a fake deflation (aka credit contraction) to force people to dump assets with a huge influx of dollars right behind it to cause massive inflation & devaluation of the currency.

Fake deflation? It either is or it isn't.

 

[zdreg]

fake deflation was a poor choice of words. anaconda's scenario will be proven to be correct.

 

[canuckrookie]

yup, looks like deflation to me