The Federal Reserve: The only game in town

Tsing Tao said:
I appreciate that many of you who are diehard bulls view this as a welcome development. But there is an inherent and gigantic problem in the central bank buying junk. Like, more so than all the other things they put into place to try to prop up what is a sick system, gorged on too much debt.
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there is an easy cure... buy 100 shares of JNK and see if that problem goes away, if not buy another 100 shares.. it's all perspective no?

wadr people pull opinions out of their ass, or where the ass is sitting.
 
I am sure there were government programs in place to keep tulip prices above their 200MA... Really not that different...on a more serious note, what do you expect in a purely capitalist system that was designed from the ground up to benefit a select few? Every now and then a catastrophe hits and those at the top need to hand out lollipops and make it look like as if everyone is well taken care off when in reality the program is entirely paid for by all. A few make a killing, the rest get paid worth 2 weeks of wages. And when you have a few hedge funds who make some extra dime on the side by abusing an unprofessionally structured disbursement program then how much more beautiful can pure capitalism be? The man on the street keeps quiet. And unless the man speaks up this will all just continue as is. Soon enough the Fed and administration will ensure that the market never again dips below its 100MA.

Tsing Tao said:
I appreciate that many of you who are diehard bulls view this as a welcome development. But there is an inherent and gigantic problem in the central bank buying junk. Like, more so than all the other things they put into place to try to prop up what is a sick system, gorged on too much debt.
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FrankInLa said:
I am sure there were government programs in place to keep tulip prices above their 200MA... Really not that different...on a more serious note, what do you expect in a purely capitalist system that was designed from the ground up to benefit a select few? Every now and then a catastrophe hits and those at the top need to hand out lollipops and make it look like as if everyone is well taken care off when in reality the program is entirely paid for by all. A few make a killing, the rest get paid worth 2 weeks of wages. And when you have a few hedge funds who make some extra dime on the side by abusing an unprofessionally structured disbursement program then how much more beautiful can pure capitalism be? The man on the street keeps quiet. And unless the man speaks up this will all just continue as is. Soon enough the Fed and administration will ensure that the market never again dips below its 100MA.
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Is that all that matters to the FED? To prop up the market? :rolleyes: Obviously, they wanted this going back 4 years ago.

REUTERS / SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 / 4 YEARS AGO
Yellen says Fed purchases of stocks, corporate bonds could help in a downturn

CNBC / APRIL 6, 2020 / 3 DAYS AGO
Yellen says the Fed doesn’t need to buy equities now, but Congress should reconsider allowing it
 
At the very least the Fed has been complicit in creating an economy that is ever more infested by moral hazard and the privatization of gains and socialization of losses.

schizo said:
Is that all that matters to the FED? To prop up the market? :rolleyes: Obviously, they wanted this going back 4 years ago.

REUTERS / SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 / 4 YEARS AGO
Yellen says Fed purchases of stocks, corporate bonds could help in a downturn

CNBC / APRIL 6, 2020 / 3 DAYS AGO
Yellen says the Fed doesn’t need to buy equities now, but Congress should reconsider allowing it
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Here4money said:
logic? foreign equities?
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This site is just repeating all the bs in the year 2009 all over again and this time it's based on a medical black swan event even less of a reason to lose your shit then the subprime crisis ( unless you are a senior in a high risk area ).
 
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