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Fed unleashes greatest bubble of all: John Kemp (Age of Zero)
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| 12/17/08
| John Kemp
Posted on 12/18/2008 2:52:41 AM PST by TigerLikesRooster
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Age of Zero: Zero rate, Zero jobs, Zero president
To: TigerLikesRooster; PAR35; bamahead; AndyJackson; Thane_Banquo; nicksaunt; MadLibDisease; ...
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posted on
12/18/2008 2:53:06 AM PST
by
TigerLikesRooster
(kim jong-il, chia head, ppogri, In Grim Reaper we trust)
To: TigerLikesRooster
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:02:00 AM PST
by
DB
To: TigerLikesRooster
Age of Zero: Zero rate, Zero jobs, Zero president Zero chances we'll get out of this mess in the coming four years of the zero messiah...
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:04:13 AM PST
by
JDoutrider
(Heading to Galt's Gulch... It is time.)
To: TigerLikesRooster
Why don’t these guys ever complain when the yield curve is inverted?
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:09:47 AM PST
by
Moonman62
(The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
To: TigerLikesRooster
"The problem is that if the unconventional monetary policy works, and the economy picks up, the Fed will come under pressure to "normalize" rates and reduce excess liquidity to prevent a rise in inflation."But now there will be a tax raising Democratic President and Congress. Might they simply dry up excess liquidity by raising taxes? Economics oriented Freepers, please comment.
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:14:12 AM PST
by
LZ_Bayonet
(There's Always Something.............And there's always something worse!)
To: LZ_Bayonet
He’s going to print money before he raises taxes. That should cause inflation. I don’t know how to comment on the “excess liquidity” issue. It seems like wall street is working hard to dry up that pool. I’m just an “armchair economist” though so what do I know (I know enough to be wary of banks, governments, and giant bailouts).
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:24:26 AM PST
by
RC one
To: LZ_Bayonet
But now there will be a tax raising Democratic President and Congress. Might they simply dry up excess liquidity by raising taxes? Economics oriented Freepers, please comment. I don't pretend to know how to control the economy. Too bad the Fed and Congress think they know.
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:31:21 AM PST
by
6SJ7
(Atlas Shrugged Mode: ON)
To: LZ_Bayonet
Might they simply dry up excess liquidity by raising taxes?
Yes, that's the method comrade. What do these people need their money for anyway? It does the state no good so it must be bad ;)
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posted on
12/18/2008 3:43:24 AM PST
by
allmost
To: TigerLikesRooster
When the US government defaults on its debt, it does it by printing money and, thus, destroying wealth accumulation. I’m not a gold bug but one has to consider options.
To: muir_redwoods
Buy Guns and ammo... the hoard will kill you and take your gold.
LLS
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posted on
12/18/2008 4:01:17 AM PST
by
LibLieSlayer
(MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! so sue me!)
To: RC one
>>Led by Bernanke and Greenspan, officials have argued it is too hard and subjective to identify bubbles until afterwards, and not the Fed’s job to second-guess asset allocation decisions of professional investors.<<
Just a few days ago Ben the printer was saying that he would be able to catch the swing from deflation to inflation and would be able to prevent hyper inflation. Did he hire some new trend observers?
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posted on
12/18/2008 4:08:53 AM PST
by
B4Ranch
( Veterans: "There is no expiration date on our oath, to protect America from all enemies, ...")
To: B4Ranch
People with homes that are paid for and no debt are the ones best positioned to ride this storm. Of course, that leaves a lot of folks in the maelstrom.
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posted on
12/18/2008 4:28:13 AM PST
by
billhilly
(Sayonara Detroit)
To: JDoutrider
Zero did say that the Wold had a wealth inequality problem. If our wealth can be inflated away, problem solved.
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posted on
12/18/2008 4:42:41 AM PST
by
oblomov
(Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods. - Mencken)
To: billhilly
People with homes that are paid for and no debt are the ones best positioned to ride this storm.That's certainly true but what if you cannot pay the annual property taxes? You will still lose your home.
To: NoControllingLegalAuthority
“That’s certainly true but what if you cannot pay the annual property taxes? You will still lose your home.”
Well, if one’s taxes equal the value of their home, you are right.
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posted on
12/18/2008 4:57:56 AM PST
by
billhilly
(Sayonara Detroit)
To: billhilly
Yes, I agree with you. Just this past week I have been making preparations to pay mine off and prepay five years of property taxes.
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posted on
12/18/2008 5:12:07 AM PST
by
B4Ranch
( Veterans: "There is no expiration date on our oath, to protect America from all enemies, ...")
To: B4Ranch
If you prepay at today’s rate, and your local taxing authority triples the rate next year, will you be on the hook for the difference?
Jacking up property rates to the sky will be govts last ditch effort, because it risks total social rebellion.
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posted on
12/18/2008 5:37:08 AM PST
by
Travis McGee
(--www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com--)
To: TigerLikesRooster
Free money, get your free money here!!! We can close the FBI and Treasury departments counterfeit division.. It makes no difference!!!!
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posted on
12/18/2008 6:31:42 AM PST
by
org.whodat
(Conservatives don't vote for Bailouts for Super-Rich Bankers! Republicans do!)
To: TigerLikesRooster
Jeeze. Everyone sounds like Ron Paul these days. What a bunch of posers.
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posted on
12/18/2008 6:50:37 AM PST
by
BGHater
(Obama is a Neocon.)
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