stimulating housing demand will cure the economy

Now tell us all how you prove that CRA demanded that level of interest only loans be increased?


Simple, douche nozzle: when the government forces a lending institution to give mortgages to deadbeats who can't afford the payments on a regular mortgage, then interest only mortgages are an alternative that will give them a payment they can afford.
 
Now tell us all how you prove that CRA demanded that level of interest only loans be increased?


Simple, douche nozzle: when the government forces a lending institution to give mortgages to deadbeats who can't afford the payments on a regular mortgage, then interest only mortgages are an alternative that will give them a payment they can afford.


Liberals love to pretend the government was trying to get people into homes the Republican free market said they could not afford!!
 
The FED takes orders from NOBODY in government, kiddies.

The president appoints the Fed Chairman!! Bernanke, Chairman, was a college professor who employs the wisdom gained from a lifetime of mainstream macroeconomic study. He gets paid a salary and not a penny more!

Your conspiracy theories point to your low IQ.
IOW, he's an ivory tower dwelling theoretician technocrat, who never earned an honest buck in his entire life.

That and he answers to nobody but the Fed board....Can you name any of them?
 
IOW, he's an ivory tower dwelling theoretician technocrat, who never earned an honest buck in his entire life.

true enough but all the time in the world earning honest dollars would not make him an expert on monetary policy. Its something for academics really. Sorry!

That and he answers to nobody but the Fed board....Can you name any of them?

its true, he has a ton of power and its totally inconsistent with a democracy but I can't imagine who could oversee him given that very few can understand monetary policy.
 
Monetary policy isn't brain surgery...Hell, it's not even outpatient hemorrhoid surgery....The banksters just want you to believe it is.

Right now, Baghdad Ben is running out of pins to stick in his Fed voodoo doll.

if China can grow at 10% a year for 30 years with massive federal intervention so can we. I cant say Ben is so different.
 
by the way twat lips this is an economic expert saying this if you bothered to listen

the landscape is littered with economic experts who told us that the housing market was fine and that extending loans to folks how really had no biz. in a home was sound...

Didn't Barnie Frank,Rep.Meeks,Rep Maxine Waters tell us everything was fine wine Fannie and Freddie. :badgrin:
 
Thank you, Chairman Mao. :rolleyes:

Well no, because Mao was not a capitalist while the current leaders are at least in so far as they want to produce goods and services that are competitive on world markets and raise the general populations standard of living.
 
China is also playing serious games with the valuation of their currency, which has given them a bigger edge than they might have had otherwise....And those fiscal chickens will eventually come home to roost, as well.

Much as you central bankster monetarist types have fooled yourselves into believing otherwise, there still ain't no free lunch.
 
China is also playing serious games with the valuation of their currency, which has given them a bigger edge than they might have had otherwise....And those fiscal chickens will eventually come home to roost, as well.

gee its been 35 years please do not hold your breath.

Much as you central bankster monetarist types have fooled yourselves into believing otherwise, there still ain't no free lunch.

that was a term ( free lunch) coined by Friedman who was a central banker monetarist??
 
Monetary policy isn't brain surgery...Hell, it's not even outpatient hemorrhoid surgery....The banksters just want you to believe it is.

Right now, Baghdad Ben is running out of pins to stick in his Fed voodoo doll.

if China can grow at 10% a year for 30 years with massive federal intervention so can we. I cant say Ben is so different.


China's real estate bubble is going to burst - and it's going to be very ugly. Price to income ratios exceed 10-1 in most major cities, far higher than what contributed the mess in the U.S.
 
wait until the new tax hikes kick in and then let's see you post about how good the economy is.:badgrin:


It's more than the tax hikes. For anyone making over $200K ($250K for couples), the phase out of deductions start. Ironically, or poetically, the major metro Blue State areas will be hit the worst as the loss of deductions for state income taxes, property taxes, and mortgage interest drive prices down. All of which will be followed by the inevitable increase in interest rates once Moody's downgrades U.S. debt due to our excessive federal spending.
 
wait until the new tax hikes kick in and then let's see you post about how good the economy is.:badgrin:


It's more than the tax hikes. For anyone making over $200K ($250K for couples), the phase out of deductions start. Ironically, or poetically, the major metro Blue State areas will be hit the worst as the loss of deductions for state income taxes, property taxes, and mortgage interest drive prices down. All of which will be followed by the inevitable increase in interest rates once Moody's downgrades U.S. debt due to our excessive federal spending.

Well that's to much detail for the idiot OP to understand. I thought just going with taxes she might have a chance at comprehending what I said.
 
You have a point.

But hopefully, we enlighten others whose brain pans aren't lined with bricks.
 
Monetary policy isn't brain surgery...Hell, it's not even outpatient hemorrhoid surgery....The banksters just want you to believe it is.

Right now, Baghdad Ben is running out of pins to stick in his Fed voodoo doll.

if China can grow at 10% a year for 30 years with massive federal intervention so can we. I cant say Ben is so different.


China's real estate bubble is going to burst - and it's going to be very ugly. Price to income ratios exceed 10-1 in most major cities, far higher than what contributed the mess in the U.S.

I doubt it . The latest news is that things are unclear about direction.
"Excluding government-subsidized affordable housing, prices rose last month in 25 of 70 cities tracked by the bureau, the highest since August 2011. In May, only six cities recorded monthly gains. On a year-on-year basis, meanwhile, prices fell in 57 cities, up from the 55 registered in May"
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Every value bubble eventually contracts, if it doesn't burst outright.

China's massively overvalued RE market and currency shenanigans are ticking time bombs just waiting to go off...And when they do, they're going to be itching to dump the trillions in USDs they currently have banked.
 
Every value bubble eventually contracts, if it doesn't burst outright.

China's massively overvalued RE market and currency shenanigans are ticking time bombs just waiting to go off...And when they do, they're going to be itching to dump the trillions in USDs they currently have banked.


its hard to argue with 30 years of 10% growth but thats what you are doing?? You can talk about a ticking bomb but you have got to get the timing between 6mos. and 3-4 years or admit to not knowing the future any better than anyone else.


Sadly, we libertarians have to eat a lot of crow this recession since there has been none of the inflation we anticipated.
 

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