[Hardraade]

Our problem is that all remember history, and are eager to repeat it.

[Excellence]

I wouldn’t be surprized if Yellen precipitates a crisis because that’s what her boss needs right now.

[Betis70]

That chart is freaky.

[Theoria]

[Popman]

A crash of 2014....

Impossible with the brilliant minds we have running our monetary polices...

Of course our perfect pant crease POTUS has everything under control...

He is after all, the most brilliant smartest guy ever to grace the planet with his presence...

He cannot fail...

[Former MSM Viewer]

yep

[NYTexan]

Stuff yer mattress! Investments are risky and interest rates are lower than snail slime. Leave enough in the bank to pay the bills.

When SHTF all electronic money will evaporate.

Cash will be king!

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

This recovery is based on money (QE), not value. Once people realize that, things won’t go so well.

“WHAAAAAAT??? Those stock prices DON’T mean the economy’s doing well???”

[Iron Munro]

In the event of a real crash the Obama Media will convince the Low-Info voters that it is the result of the evil republicans who foced the Sequestration on Obama and then wouldn’t give him another $900 billion Stimulus slush fund.

[VRWC For Truth]

The super geniuses of the left re-write history when they f it up.

[TNoldman]

1929 vs 2014

[fella]

It’s being violated again now as the mistakes of history are repeated once more. Bernanke will be around to see the results of his mistakes and his misguided justification that quantitative easing is working because stock prices are higher, ignoring evidence that the “wealth effect” isn’t working.

[gattaca]

ping

[joe fonebone]

this guy has it partially right...

little known fact is that the stock market crash of 29 did not signal the start of the great depression.. as a matter of fact, within several months the market had regained over 2/3 of the losses it had incurred..

what caused it was government monitary policies and the trade war that resulted from punitive tariff’s imposed by a fed that had started a “buy only american” policy..

also, the sudden and excessive tightening of the monetary supply resulted in the banks closing (they did not have enough physical dollars on hand to pay to depositors)..

i do not care about qe 4,5 or even 6...

i am watching for the contraction, and gauging it’s speed and severity...

THAT will be when we start to get into trouble..

[GBA]

Nothing to worry about. The old rules no longer apply.

I have it on good authority that we're now too big to fail.