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To: babble-on

Feds cannot pull back. 40 percent of our T bill auction is paid with printed money. The T Bills are used to fund the 1.4 to 1.6 Trillion shortfall in our fed budget. Cheap money is keeping our banks afloat buying time against the derivative time bomb. Unless the fed knows something we don’t they cannot pull back from QE. We will end up like Japan, QE to infinity. Which brings up another point. Japan is the largest foreign purchaser of T Bills. Under their new PM Abe, he plans to buy more Japanese T Bills. The Japanese savings are tapped out, Japan may need to liquidate some of their US T Bills to fund their own QE. That means the fed will have to print more money to make up future Japanese cutback in buying US T Bills. The fed announcement of maybe stopping QE is just manipulation of the market via public announcements. The dip in gold and silver prices is a good time to buy more. Fed is not stopping QE unless they want to crash the banks, US economy or Congress will reduce the deficit overnight.


9 posted on 01/05/2013 4:02:31 PM PST by Fee
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To: Fee
Feds cannot pull back. 40 percent of our T bill auction is paid with printed money.

If the Fed's balance sheet has not grown, they are not financing any of Obama's new debt.

Cheap money is keeping our banks afloat buying time against the derivative time bomb.

Banks aren't borrowing any cheap money from the Fed. What "derivative time bomb"?

The Japanese savings are tapped out, Japan may need to liquidate some of their US T Bills to fund their own QE.

QE occurs when you print your own money, no need to fund it with our T-Bills.

11 posted on 01/05/2013 4:28:13 PM PST by Toddsterpatriot (Math is hard. Harder if you're stupid.)
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