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yellen says equity market valuations "quite high" but not seeing the "hallmarks of a bubble" haha
- Thread starter S2007S
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Soros discusses this in his lectures at the Central European University. Bubbles are recognizable before they get to be dangerous, according to Soros. Major bubbles are avoidable.Lol. Bubbles are only visible after they happen.
A simple minded statement deserves a simple minded question: "How did 'these old timers who have their life savings' and 'want a simple risk free return' fare during the great depression?"And thats the problem, the idea of where are people going to find returns is the reason were headed into this collapse, with zero interest for savings on millions and millions of accounts means people have to go out and and find returns only in the markets or in real estate, my question is why do people HAVE TO FIND RETURNS on their money? I find it completely amusing how the elite have to find returns on their money, what about those millions of accounts who aren't in the market who are now getting 0% on their savings? Do you think these people want to put in their life savings into a market that can be up 4% one month and down 6% the next? No these old timers who have their life savings want a simple risk free return, the fed took that away from all them by giving in and bowing to wall street with zero % interest rates that only make the banks stronger and the elite and rich wealthier all while giving nothing to those who actually saved for a living and wanted just a simple 4-5% a year return on their money sitting in a CD or savings account, was that too much to ask for? Meanwhile 4-5% returns on your CD are still considered historically low compared to where savings were over 30-40 years ago...enough is enough, the fed has created the next crisis and this one is going to worse than the one we just had, there is no fix to this crisis or the last crisis, they should just let the economic cycle and free markets let it do what it has to do, if it mean double digit unemployment and a collapse in the stock market so let it be, if it means a 4 year recession let it be, if it means a decline in corporate profits and earnings then let it be, we can't keep pumping the system with worthless dollars thinking thats going to save it, its not, the fed can keep on doing what they are doing but its not going to change a thing, they have made it even worse, but the world won't recognize this until after the crisis is here...let the free markets for once just do what they need to do and stop intervening in the market place, this time its not different and never will be different.......