Question for you as you seem to have some clue about economics and finance.
1) Please explain to others the difference between QE and the repo market intervention.
2) Is QE defined by where our interest rates are or by the act of purchasing government bonds and assets with newly created money, and if we purchase gov bonds with newly created money and have interest rates at 1.5% is that still QE?
3) Please explain the difference between open market operations and QE, as QE is a form of open market operations
4) are we doing QE again?
I am just asking to help clear up the confusion because some people on here that have no clue about any of those things
Of course it's a bailout. I actually explained what's going on now rather thoroughly in another thread around here some place recently. To the best of my ability anyway. I'll have to try to look for it. I get kind of tired of repeating myself on here because I feel like it's just a waste of time. Most public debate is usually just a bunch of partisan mumbo jumbo, unfortunately.
Of course it's a bailout.
What action is a bailout? Perhaps you could share your definition of bailout while you're at it?