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This is a desperate move by the Fed.
What should happen is that the US government should issue debt free currency, let's say $700B or so to start with.
Then they use some of this this money to buy assets from the banks.
There are 2 pricing models:
1) Mark-to-market, you get cash
2) Full price, you get cash but hand over equity (not warrants) to cover the difference from the mark-to-market value.
The extra money and any income (if there is any) from this program would then be used build a real alternative energy infrastructure.
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Are Home Prices Still Too High? [View article]
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What should happen is that the US government should issue debt free currency, let's say $700B or so to start with.
Then they use some of this this money to buy assets from the banks.
There are 2 pricing models:
1) Mark-to-market, you get cash
2) Full price, you get cash but hand over equity (not warrants) to cover the difference from the mark-to-market value.
The extra money and any income (if there is any) from this program would then be used build a real alternative energy infrastructure.