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  • IndyBeerman

    Was a real life Beerman.....
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    I know this was not a court of law, but in the famous words of Tom Griswald, of
    Q95's Bob & Tom Show......

    Bailiff, Gun Please
     

    cwillour

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    Old news (I am pretty certain the Bloomberg report referenced was in 2009)


    Posted in May, 2009:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXlxBeAvsB8

    watch


    YouTube Clip of Lawmaker, Fed Official Draws 166,000 (Update1) - Bloomberg
     

    AtTheMurph

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    FRB: H.4.1 Release--Factors Affecting Reserve Balances--January 6, 2011

    The Fed is screwed and by association so are we.

    They are buying trillions of bonds at wildly inflated prices with the expectation that they will be able to sell them in the future. But when they sell them in the future, presumably at higher rates when the economy somehow manages to grow faster than it is now, they will lose money on those bonds (because bond rates move counter to interest rates).

    It used to be that the Fed could not print money to monetize. It used to be that they Treasury had to fund any shortfall in Fed operating expenses but those smart people in DC and NYC changed the rules (as noted above) to allow the Fed to simply print money to cover it's shortfalls. Which of course they know are coming in huge waves.

    So the Fed will print to keep rates low and it will print if they allow rates to rise. In other words they will PRINT, PRINT, PRINT until it's over.
     
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