There will be a moment when our entire financial system or farce which it really is blows up in a complete disaster. I dont think any idiots fed idiots think the entire ship can go down, but it can
The market loves Ben - Fed considering securities purchase
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i agree. i'll b looking for 100 point correction next week
businessstaxes
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theses bastards in walls street have a direct hotline to Bernanke to print money(quantitative easing) when they are low in cash to support their ponzi scheme in stocks.
as for t-bills ,,,savers are just being ripped off by the fed with 0% interest...reason prices are low or no buyers is people are broke..no jobs. banks are not lending money to people to buy houses,,so how are homes going to increase in price. duh? higher prices less demand economics 101 and bernanke knows this. higher oil prices are bad for the economy...but wall street loves pump and dumps and manipulating markets for profit.
the only thing americans have is the USD,,if the USD becomes worthless is worse than any recession..it will be permanent long term economic decline worse than any temporary unemployement problem. which is normal of boom and bust in the economy and industires and companies..
as for t-bills ,,,savers are just being ripped off by the fed with 0% interest...reason prices are low or no buyers is people are broke..no jobs. banks are not lending money to people to buy houses,,so how are homes going to increase in price. duh? higher prices less demand economics 101 and bernanke knows this. higher oil prices are bad for the economy...but wall street loves pump and dumps and manipulating markets for profit.
the only thing americans have is the USD,,if the USD becomes worthless is worse than any recession..it will be permanent long term economic decline worse than any temporary unemployement problem. which is normal of boom and bust in the economy and industires and companies..
And so, how do you profit? Point 1, even if a Ponzi scheme, then go long with them. I did...
Point 2, I just bought a new house, so clearly mortgages are being written; granted, it was more like the eighties, but not all that bad actually. If you have proof of having the means, you are all set,
and Point 3, this is a conclusion, but you state it as fact. How can you profit with that mindset?
Just food for thought.
businessstaxes
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iwith oil at $70/barrel and food prices higher etc..what deflation.
home prices are same as 2000 when economy was booming. what deflation.
the only reason these deflation guys want is 0% to hold the market in one piece... there is no deflation for everyday expenses.
incomes are not increasing so why should price of homes homes are dependent on jobsss...as for stocks..people don't need buy stocks. or don't need to own stocks.
the fed is giving wall street a 'free lunch' with 0% interest rates..people who are on fix income or savers in savings accounts getting ripped off by the central bank(wallstreet puppets)
how to profit,,get bernanke bullish speech before he talks..bernanke moves markets by 2% just with his positive low interest print more money speech..
home prices are same as 2000 when economy was booming. what deflation.
the only reason these deflation guys want is 0% to hold the market in one piece... there is no deflation for everyday expenses.
incomes are not increasing so why should price of homes homes are dependent on jobsss...as for stocks..people don't need buy stocks. or don't need to own stocks.
the fed is giving wall street a 'free lunch' with 0% interest rates..people who are on fix income or savers in savings accounts getting ripped off by the central bank(wallstreet puppets)
how to profit,,get bernanke bullish speech before he talks..bernanke moves markets by 2% just with his positive low interest print more money speech..
Yes, exactly, the oversupply of labor combined with the obsolescence of many industries has continually put downward pressure on wages. We can't forget the internet's role in this as w ell, along with so much piracy and such and the ramifications that has had for many industries.
The real problem is that those trends are entrenched, they aren't going away, it is a reality many people have had to come to terms with. On the other hand, the public sector tries to ignore this and operate as the big fat cousin who can't get anything right. So they meddle in anything and everything, hoping to reverse the irreversible. They bailout one generation at the expense of another. And, in many senses, even those bailouts fail, but the debt remains.
Guys like Kassz are too simple minded to fully understand the ramifications. But they are a captive audience as they will cheerlead their own demise. At some point, their generation will be gone and with them the broken ideology that has led us into this abyss.
The government with deep and unlimited pockets can easily prop the market trading futures & equities. You want S&P at 1500 in a week... No problem..