Never believe anything until it has been officially denied...
When you think why she felt the need to say that... kinda like when someone felt the need to say “Trust me..” — that’s when spidey senses should go into overload!
This is a very bad sign. Trouble is near!
When you KNOW a person speaking on a subject is certifiably one of the dumbest people on the subject they are speaking of, do you follow them or expect the likelihood things are the opposite of how that “authority” has spoken.
Just go to your Barnes and Noble Library and read through the book “Fed Up” by Danielle DiMartino Booth (use just the indexed pages on Yellen alone if you want to). Yellen’s ignorance is confirmed by her comments when she was a governor of the Federal Reserve at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, during the housing bubble, and (a) never saw it as a bubble of any concern, and (b) never saw it has representing any devastating risk to the banking system or the economy. She held her arrogant intellectual’s head high and spoke arrogantly against the concerns about the housing bubble, all the while her head was buried in the sands of her arrogance induced ignorance.
If she is confident now, my guess is we should really be very worried.
Never believe anything until it has been officially denied...how does such a stupid woman climb so high?
Oh lordy. BOHICA.
That pretty much guarantees a crisis in the near future.
Stupid is as stupid does.
Only a fool would make a prediction like this.
That depends on how much influence the Dims able to exercise over future loan policies.
Flashback....
I heard the Deep State getting very angry at President Trump for that memo release, and then all of a sudden out of the blue when the economy is roaring back the Stock Market tanks.
Anyone doubt the Stock market is not manipulated?
This article was when Globalist Yellen was trying to keep her job. She was replaced today.
BTTT
= Permanently High Plateau
Heard that before
I remember too during both the Obama and Bush Administrations at one point there was a mass sell off at the Stock Market. They froze the trading for the day, and then the Fed pumped the markets the very next day.
How come that did not happen today?