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The Fed Is Trapped In QE As Interest Rates Can’t Rise Ever Again
4 years ago

Certainly it is true that those who refuse to learn from seeing the mistakes of others may then be found to make the same mistakes, often with similar results. The means of solving this problem are beyond my abilities, except as applying them to my own life.

The Fed Is Trapped In QE As Interest Rates Can’t Rise Ever Again
4 years ago

No, I do not think that "they" are behind the covid-19 plague. That conflagration was caused by stupidity of local government people trying to hide a problem, and the poor judgement of a whole lot of other folks shortly thereafter.

But indeed there are folks who have made it clear that they are quite offended by the fact that some nations are so much better off than other nations. And there is no estimating what avenues some of them may choose to change the picture.

The Fed Is Trapped In QE As Interest Rates Can’t Rise Ever Again
4 years ago

It certainly appears that the Federal Reserve bank has achieved the setting up to achieve it's hidden agenda, which appears to be the destruction of the Free Worlds economy. The unfortunate part is that there is no painless escape.

The very painful exit from the path toward a massive recession plus inflation will result in serious damage to the wealth of most of the 1%. Of course there is no reason why they should not share the pain, since they share the causation.

I realize that this comes across as total blasphemy to many, and if some wizard is able to craft a better outcome it will certainly be a welcome option.

Dirty Dozen - Monday, July 13
4 years ago

Certainly it is indeed not only analysts that see our situation as fragile. The intense focus on short-term profits instead of anything else was a danger sign before the virus plague, and the incredibly huge rising debt, both federal and private, is certainly a warning sign that the direction of travel is wrong.

The thing that disturbs me is that I see no "correction" that is not a disaster, and that includes even my own assets and investments. I equate it to rolling down a gravel road on a skate-bored at 50 MPH. No gentle stop available, and the crash will certainly be ugly.

And certainly while a few of the giants are doing quite well, the fact is that the over-all average does not tell the truth, exactly as pointed out. No happy alternative!

US Economy And Job Market Experienced A Sugar High
4 years ago

I never stated that others got it right. Closing borders is something that can be done in just a few hours, every country could have done it immediately. But it did not happen that way. So now thousands die.

Is The Fed About To Crash The Markets? And Why Would It Do This?
4 years ago

The FED has been piling on debt like it would never come due, and the result for the longer term will be inflation.

And there are two big problems with debt, the first, and most obvious, is that eventually it must be paid off. The second problem is that occasionally somebody who must be answered will ask "How are you going to pay that?" and there will be no answer found. Very embarrassing indeed. And bound to spoil the party.

8 Monster Stock Market Predictions For The Week Of July 13
4 years ago

Once again we have proof that oo much of the stock market decisions are based on emotions, not any science.

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Fund Expert "Steers" Investors To MLPs
4 years ago

An interesting set of observations.

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US Stock Market Weekly Review July 6- July 10, 2020
4 years ago

certainly the inflation rate will need watching. With all of that new money dumped into the economy and production much lower prices will certainly rise. But at least one pundit has been touting the present lack of inflation. I suspect that if one closes their eyes tightly enough one would not see it.. ( Note that this is an unproven theory of mine, it has not been proven true yet)

Macy's: Still Not Out Of Woods
4 years ago

An Interesting and educational article. But with losing all of those employees, how is the work going to be done? Or is Macy's going from "full service" to No Service"?

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