The Bernanke Agenda - It Isn't What You Think It Is [View article]
Very interesting take on the global debt problem. There would have to be a massive "reset" button to clear all soverign nations debt, thereby reducing the interest rates that eat up much of their budgets.
To prevent this from happening again, there would have to be a one single world currency, with a bunch of scary people controlling the world.
When silver is at $20/oz, I am buying all of the rounds that I can.
All of what you said, reminds me of much of what Bible prophecy is forecasting for the world.
New U.S. Housing Bubble Sparks Import Surge From China [View article]
If this is a recovery, I'd hate to see a depression. Growth rate exceeding China?........7-9%, I don't think so.
Here in Washington state, my wife and I have lost over $165,000 in valuation from a previous valuation of $450,000. It is still the same and will not reach former levels for years to come, it it does at all.
One third of all purchases of resales, are investors. The constant propaganda continues to spue from the liars mouths
Is Greenspan Sealing The Market's Fate? [View article]
Well, the bottom line is: "What goes up must come down." And the markets will come down.
Eventually all of the 'free stuff' that Congress is giving will not be able to be sustained because we are going to run out of spending "other peoples money."
That was a very good and truthful analysis of the economy.
They will continue to tax the rich even more, and redistribute their wealth. But with 10,000 retiring baby boomers per day, and more freeloaders getting in the wagon, pretty soon growth will come to a halt.
Like Margeret Thatcher once said,
"The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money"
An Inflated View Of The Dow Jones Industrial Average [View article]
It is very obvious that the central banks are flooding the world with fiat money, causing all of the world stock markets to rise to incredible levels is a short time period.
When you look at the balance sheets and the net debt of most of these companys, they would be a marginal investment at best.
The fed says the markets will rise continuosly until they start to raise interest rates; and that won't be until 2014 Q-4, or into 2015. This is a signal to dump you money into stocks.
Just wait until the bond market collapses, it may be sooner than you think.
The Economic Problem That Must Eventually Be Faced [View article]
Very good analysis!
But even worse than anything is, that we are in the age of what Rush Limbaugh calls, the "Low information voter."
You cannot fight ignorance, and that is what we have. We are entering a new era of pot-heads, hollow deads, and dead heads......God help us because we don't know how.
Thoughts On The CBO's New Budget Projections [View article]
Everyone's in "La-La" land, believing every lie that comes out of government based stats. Everyone thinks government must "create" jobs by "investing" in roads, bridges, etc. How does going deeper in debt really solve any financial problem?
They continue to take from the few working people that are left, then borrow more money to increase the burden on the producers. Almost half of the nation are receiving some sort of benefit from the few workers that are left.
With over 10,000 workers retiring daily, and govt workers getting enormous pensions compared to the private sector, we are headed for a financial storm.
Let interest rates rise and quit punishing the savers and seniors who worked and saved all of their lives. Artificially suppressing the rates and currency manipulation will only end in disaster.
Exporting Unemployment Through Currency Wars [View article]
One wonders where all of this manipulation is heading. All I see right now, is the lowering of major nations standard of living. We will work more hours to purchase a pair of shoes.
It must always be remembered that government can have nothing until it takes from the common people. I believe we are facing an enormous economic downturn within the next 5 years...........more older people retiring, less younger, smarter workers to pay for it all.
Not knowing the real state of the economy is what is causing a lot of the problem .......uncertainty.
I think that in the spring quarter of 2014 we will see significant turmoil in the markets. You cannot add 30 million new people into an already burdened health care system without significant new costs to governments at all levels. Premiums will rise substantially and the economy will slow once again.
The progressive taxation system will eventually suck too much out of the working class and we will see prices rise as well as unemployment in the private sector.
We are in for a fall and will reap what we have sown.
They play the game well because they made it up. But this time the Feds found a new and exciting way to increase the money supply without the immediate inflation problem.
They flood the banks with 0% interest rates, then the institutions pump several trillion into equities and everyone wins: the banks get rid of their bad balance sheets, institutions become plush with cash, and everones 401K's are being fattened. The markets are pushed to new heights, and the treasury of the USA can expand their progressive taxation and entitlements.
However, all of this has nothing to do with creating real jobs. Gov't creates nothing and can only give what it eventually takes from the working class (and they are dininishing).
So, the bottom line is: you will have to work longer hours to purchase the same pair of shoes you did last year. The standard of living of all working Americans will decrease and your children will be left with a quasi-socialist state. Unions will continue to benefit because all city, county, state, and federal workers are union, with high paying jobs with fat retirements compared to the average working class who are not gov't workers. We are supposed to be their employers.
Eventually, they will suck too much from the working class and there will be a very real problem when the entire system collapses. All it will take is one "crisis" to happen to tip the apple cart over.
The problem with all of the QE's, is that theyare all fake, fiat money purchasing equities (through the back door, mqking the markets rise), and getting into uncharted territory.
If everyone thinks that spending more on our maxed out credit cards (at all levels of government), is going to solve the problem, then they are in for a big let down.
Where will it all end? Are we trying to be like Europe? If half of Americans are not paying anything in the way of taxes, then how will government taking more from the few that are left help? Taking money out of the private sector reduces "real" future growth and leaves our kids and grandkids in the hole right after they are born.
Let the ship sink and start over.........only the next time without the Fed's intervention and with a 30% gold standard. A few suggested improvements:
1) Abolish the IRS and the current tax system 2) Control the Central bank and its "fiat" money 3) Abolish the EPA 4) Abolish the NEA and return education back to the states 5) Return all unecessary powers the feds have back to the states 6) Get us out of the UN and restore the US Constitution 7) Acknowledge that our rights come from God, our Creater and not from government.
The Great Depression, Part 2: Will The Future Follow The Past? [View article]
What we really need, is to get the pain over with quickly so everyone can start over in the real world. The Fed is confusing, manipulating, and directly purchasing equities to keep the sinking ship afloat.
The way things are now, there is no way to save for retirement and have enough because the Fed is supressing our interest rates at .1% rather that the past healthy 6-7%. How can I invest my money without taking a substantial risk...there is none, they have ruined the American way and I am sick of it.
The bankers borrow at 0% and invest in equities, so why should they loan money on a home which is a risk? And Bernake just announced that he wants to lower the down payment on homes again.......that is what got us into the mess to begin with, buyers that are not qualified and don't save.
At least in a depression everyone resets to zero...Oh yeah, I know, the teens would have to do away with their I-phones, and the adults would have to cut back on their toys.
God help us because we surley can't help ourselves !!!!!!!!!!
The Bernanke Agenda - It Isn't What You Think It Is [View article]
To prevent this from happening again, there would have to be a one single world currency, with a bunch of scary people controlling the world.
When silver is at $20/oz, I am buying all of the rounds that I can.
All of what you said, reminds me of much of what Bible prophecy is forecasting for the world.
New U.S. Housing Bubble Sparks Import Surge From China [View article]
Here in Washington state, my wife and I have lost over $165,000 in valuation from a previous valuation of $450,000. It is still the same and will not reach former levels for years to come, it it does at all.
One third of all purchases of resales, are investors. The constant propaganda continues to spue from the liars mouths
Remember Buy Low, Sell High? [View article]
Is Greenspan Sealing The Market's Fate? [View article]
Eventually all of the 'free stuff' that Congress is giving will not be able to be sustained because we are going to run out of spending "other peoples money."
Where Have All The Workers Gone? [View article]
They will continue to tax the rich even more, and redistribute their wealth. But with 10,000 retiring baby boomers per day, and more freeloaders getting in the wagon, pretty soon growth will come to a halt.
Like Margeret Thatcher once said,
"The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money"
An Inflated View Of The Dow Jones Industrial Average [View article]
When you look at the balance sheets and the net debt of most of these companys, they would be a marginal investment at best.
The fed says the markets will rise continuosly until they start to raise interest rates; and that won't be until 2014 Q-4, or into 2015. This is a signal to dump you money into stocks.
Just wait until the bond market collapses, it may be sooner than you think.
The Economic Problem That Must Eventually Be Faced [View article]
But even worse than anything is, that we are in the age of what Rush Limbaugh calls, the "Low information voter."
You cannot fight ignorance, and that is what we have. We are entering a new era of pot-heads, hollow deads, and dead heads......God help us because we don't know how.
Thoughts On The CBO's New Budget Projections [View article]
They continue to take from the few working people that are left, then borrow more money to increase the burden on the producers. Almost half of the nation are receiving some sort of benefit from the few workers that are left.
With over 10,000 workers retiring daily, and govt workers getting enormous pensions compared to the private sector, we are headed for a financial storm.
Let interest rates rise and quit punishing the savers and seniors who worked and saved all of their lives. Artificially suppressing the rates and currency manipulation will only end in disaster.
Exporting Unemployment Through Currency Wars [View article]
It must always be remembered that government can have nothing until it takes from the common people. I believe we are facing an enormous economic downturn within the next 5 years...........more older people retiring, less younger, smarter workers to pay for it all.
Dropping The Anchor [View article]
I think that in the spring quarter of 2014 we will see significant turmoil in the markets. You cannot add 30 million new people into an already burdened health care system without significant new costs to governments at all levels. Premiums will rise substantially and the economy will slow once again.
The progressive taxation system will eventually suck too much out of the working class and we will see prices rise as well as unemployment in the private sector.
We are in for a fall and will reap what we have sown.
Where's The Inflation? [View article]
They flood the banks with 0% interest rates, then the institutions pump several trillion into equities and everyone wins: the banks get rid of their bad balance sheets, institutions become plush with cash, and everones 401K's are being fattened. The markets are pushed to new heights, and the treasury of the USA can expand their progressive taxation and entitlements.
However, all of this has nothing to do with creating real jobs. Gov't creates nothing and can only give what it eventually takes from the working class (and they are dininishing).
So, the bottom line is: you will have to work longer hours to purchase the same pair of shoes you did last year. The standard of living of all working Americans will decrease and your children will be left with a quasi-socialist state. Unions will continue to benefit because all city, county, state, and federal workers are union, with high paying jobs with fat retirements compared to the average working class who are not gov't workers. We are supposed to be their employers.
Eventually, they will suck too much from the working class and there will be a very real problem when the entire system collapses. All it will take is one "crisis" to happen to tip the apple cart over.
No Margin For Error: Margin Debt, Quantitative Easing, And Future S&P 500 Returns [View article]
Boy oh boy, when the interest rates start to move up.......look out!
The Failing Objectives Of QE3 [View article]
If everyone thinks that spending more on our maxed out credit cards (at all levels of government), is going to solve the problem, then they are in for a big let down.
Where will it all end? Are we trying to be like Europe? If half of Americans are not paying anything in the way of taxes, then how will government taking more from the few that are left help? Taking money out of the private sector reduces "real" future growth and leaves our kids and grandkids in the hole right after they are born.
Why Financial Repression Will Fail [View article]
1) Abolish the IRS and the current tax system
2) Control the Central bank and its "fiat" money
3) Abolish the EPA
4) Abolish the NEA and return education back to the states
5) Return all unecessary powers the feds have back to the states
6) Get us out of the UN and restore the US Constitution
7) Acknowledge that our rights come from God, our Creater and not from government.
The Great Depression, Part 2: Will The Future Follow The Past? [View article]
The way things are now, there is no way to save for retirement and have enough because the Fed is supressing our interest rates at .1% rather that the past healthy 6-7%. How can I invest my money without taking a substantial risk...there is none, they have ruined the American way and I am sick of it.
The bankers borrow at 0% and invest in equities, so why should they loan money on a home which is a risk? And Bernake just announced that he wants to lower the down payment on homes again.......that is what got us into the mess to begin with, buyers that are not qualified and don't save.
At least in a depression everyone resets to zero...Oh yeah, I know, the teens would have to do away with their I-phones, and the adults would have to cut back on their toys.
God help us because we surley can't help ourselves !!!!!!!!!!