Re: Financial Topics avec aeden
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2022 8:21 am
gerald » Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:49 pm
Not being an expert on the nuances or subtleties of government finance and to those of you more astute, I have a stupid question.
This relates to the deflation / inflation debate.
From what I understand, the Federal Reserve is suppose to be an independent quasi government entity. The Treasury is in charge of issuing money, collecting revenue and paying government obligations. With the rapidly increasing government debt, can or what if, the Treasury forces the Federal Reserve to monetize the national debt. What happens? inflation or deflation and how much?
The current regime Whore riding the Beast will be devoured thinking its in control as its head is bitten off and the corpse trampled to pieces.
Ask the beach bum now a poster child to what they actually wanted.
https://europe-cities.com/2021/11/15/wh ... ss-police/
https://michaelyon.com/dispatches/klaus ... the-world/
The only measures for them to survive was noted as the two gas lines noted here come on line. We did our sweeps. Spillover in play.
As we warned your late.
Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:18 am
Where have the jobs went and why is the question the 95 percent who cannot seem to care. Nobody likes rude people so bloating size of Government and apparantly 95 percent do not like me either, since based on reason of a free market and a dead letter it appears bothers them. As I told Higgy "they knew this was coming" and the sheep deserve to be devoured but the level of coruption is staggering and unabated. Government cannot turn stones to bread is the lesson they will never understand.
History conveys: Syndicalism stays veiled from public discernment and will be rendered later for the purpose of Capital and Labor Responsibilities systemic misnomers. The Austrian’s call it the master builder dilemma and I agree to what I found to be painfully true in any context to date. To many items we do not need from market “global” saturation points and the loss of core sanity hinging on energy petro dollars losses which will sponge out base monetary supports as we have seen given the markets true exchanges noted to date. Basically the vanilla investors have wised up and moved elsewhere from equity it appears as such.
Tuesday, July 1, 1930: Dow 226.34 +7.22 (3.3%) Labor Secretary Davis says business is definitely turning up in the East, predicts reasonable prosperity within the next year. “People have learned once again that only work produces wealth.” <-------- Irony
John.s GenDynam view on the Cadbury merger is still correct.
Europeans today are thrilled by the proposed takeover of Cadbury by
Kraft Foods. In the past, I have heard anchors on CNBC talk about
mergers and acquisitions as being the keys to a robust economy and
stock market, and it's widely believed that a return to M&A will be a
big part of any economic recovery.
This is a big part of the delusion of our time. A leveraged
takeover, if it goes through, could create billions of dollars of new
debt, which would be billions of dollars of new money to invest in a
stock market bubble. However, this merger will not result in the
manufacture of any new goods to justify that new money; hell, it
won't even result in any additional chocolate bars.
Any investor would have to be insane to invest good money in this
deal. And yet, insanity hasn't stopped anything so far.
John
“Bear markets have three stages—sharp down, reflexive rebound, and a drawn-out fundamental downtrend.” L
We more than surmise as Rickards does since 2008 we are maybe half way through this for now.
Bretton Woods Three in play and yea we read more than a few.
No reason for a Fed Pivot, just finish of the middle class. Inflation is vehicle. Even facts are irrelevant.
Not being an expert on the nuances or subtleties of government finance and to those of you more astute, I have a stupid question.
This relates to the deflation / inflation debate.
From what I understand, the Federal Reserve is suppose to be an independent quasi government entity. The Treasury is in charge of issuing money, collecting revenue and paying government obligations. With the rapidly increasing government debt, can or what if, the Treasury forces the Federal Reserve to monetize the national debt. What happens? inflation or deflation and how much?
The current regime Whore riding the Beast will be devoured thinking its in control as its head is bitten off and the corpse trampled to pieces.
Ask the beach bum now a poster child to what they actually wanted.
https://europe-cities.com/2021/11/15/wh ... ss-police/
https://michaelyon.com/dispatches/klaus ... the-world/
The only measures for them to survive was noted as the two gas lines noted here come on line. We did our sweeps. Spillover in play.
As we warned your late.
Mon Sep 07, 2009 1:18 am
Where have the jobs went and why is the question the 95 percent who cannot seem to care. Nobody likes rude people so bloating size of Government and apparantly 95 percent do not like me either, since based on reason of a free market and a dead letter it appears bothers them. As I told Higgy "they knew this was coming" and the sheep deserve to be devoured but the level of coruption is staggering and unabated. Government cannot turn stones to bread is the lesson they will never understand.
History conveys: Syndicalism stays veiled from public discernment and will be rendered later for the purpose of Capital and Labor Responsibilities systemic misnomers. The Austrian’s call it the master builder dilemma and I agree to what I found to be painfully true in any context to date. To many items we do not need from market “global” saturation points and the loss of core sanity hinging on energy petro dollars losses which will sponge out base monetary supports as we have seen given the markets true exchanges noted to date. Basically the vanilla investors have wised up and moved elsewhere from equity it appears as such.
Tuesday, July 1, 1930: Dow 226.34 +7.22 (3.3%) Labor Secretary Davis says business is definitely turning up in the East, predicts reasonable prosperity within the next year. “People have learned once again that only work produces wealth.” <-------- Irony
John.s GenDynam view on the Cadbury merger is still correct.
Europeans today are thrilled by the proposed takeover of Cadbury by
Kraft Foods. In the past, I have heard anchors on CNBC talk about
mergers and acquisitions as being the keys to a robust economy and
stock market, and it's widely believed that a return to M&A will be a
big part of any economic recovery.
This is a big part of the delusion of our time. A leveraged
takeover, if it goes through, could create billions of dollars of new
debt, which would be billions of dollars of new money to invest in a
stock market bubble. However, this merger will not result in the
manufacture of any new goods to justify that new money; hell, it
won't even result in any additional chocolate bars.
Any investor would have to be insane to invest good money in this
deal. And yet, insanity hasn't stopped anything so far.
John
“Bear markets have three stages—sharp down, reflexive rebound, and a drawn-out fundamental downtrend.” L
We more than surmise as Rickards does since 2008 we are maybe half way through this for now.
Bretton Woods Three in play and yea we read more than a few.
No reason for a Fed Pivot, just finish of the middle class. Inflation is vehicle. Even facts are irrelevant.
