Quanitative easing is at an all time high.
This QE happened under Trump.
But Trump - nor Biden - have anything to do with it.
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Quanitative easing is at an all time high.
Better find a stable currency to buy. I have heard of inflationary cycles in other countries (Argentina in the case I know of) where business owners would buy US dollars when they banked the receipts of the day because the Argentinian currency lost 50% of its value OVERNIGHT. The US is there.Zimbabwe $10,000,000 bill here the US comes as well.. Ain't printing money fun---------------In a few years, we will all be multi-millionaires, just that our millions won't buy much more than a loaf of bread.
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xiden and co. couldn't grow weeds in a greenhouse, much less the economy.
Quanitative easing is at an all time high.
This QE happened under Trump.
But Trump - nor Biden - have anything to do with it.
You're nuts. Nothing that Biden has done or proposes to do will lead to economic growth that isn't temporary. They'll pass out money right and left, and that'll boost the economy until the money runs out and then you've got the same economy but you've only added to the debt and kicked that can down the road. Again.
Quanitative easing is at an all time high.
This QE happened under Trump.
But Trump - nor Biden - have anything to do with it.
Did I mention Biden in my post? I mentioned debt.
Show me where I said Biden or Trump had anything to do with qe.
Why are you attributing to me things I didnt post?
You want to address the post?
Yeah, most of it going to foreign countries, junior.
Read the bill.You missed the bus on that one, Skippy. 1.9T is a Big Number.Yawn. Or grow the economy so much that the national debt becomes a much smaller piece of the financial equation. Think about it.Quanitative easing is at an all time high. (Libs, if you dont know what that is, ask a conservative friend) The M1 money supply curve looks like the face of El Capitan. We are spending and spending. (Yes, Trump spent too....I get it...he should have vetoed every budget.)
I think we have at most 10 years......AT THE CURRENT PACE.
We can change things...but we likely will not.
My guess is the Fed is trying to devalue the dollar to make our debt worthless. If the dollar has no value...our 30 trillion dollar debt has no value to our lenders.
xiden and co. couldn't grow weeds in a greenhouse, much less the economy.
Yeah, most of it going to foreign countries, junior.
They must be neoconservatives (or more accurately, neoliberals).My Conservative friends tell me that Q.E. is a great thing.
More corporate welfare doesn't grow the economy.Yawn. Or grow the economy so much that the national debt becomes a much smaller piece of the financial equation. Think about it.
Read the bill.You missed the bus on that one, Skippy. 1.9T is a Big Number.Yawn. Or grow the economy so much that the national debt becomes a much smaller piece of the financial equation. Think about it.Quanitative easing is at an all time high. (Libs, if you dont know what that is, ask a conservative friend) The M1 money supply curve looks like the face of El Capitan. We are spending and spending. (Yes, Trump spent too....I get it...he should have vetoed every budget.)
I think we have at most 10 years......AT THE CURRENT PACE.
We can change things...but we likely will not.
My guess is the Fed is trying to devalue the dollar to make our debt worthless. If the dollar has no value...our 30 trillion dollar debt has no value to our lenders.
xiden and co. couldn't grow weeds in a greenhouse, much less the economy.
Yeah, most of it going to foreign countries, junior.
Quanitative easing is at an all time high. (Libs, if you dont know what that is, ask a conservative friend) The M1 money supply curve looks like the face of El Capitan. We are spending and spending. (Yes, Trump spent too....I get it...he should have vetoed every budget.)
I think we have at most 10 years......AT THE CURRENT PACE.
We can change things...but we likely will not.
My guess is the Fed is trying to devalue the dollar to make our debt worthless. If the dollar has no value...our 30 trillion dollar debt has no value to our lenders.
They must be neoconservatives (or more accurately, neoliberals).My Conservative friends tell me that Q.E. is a great thing.
Precisely. Inflation was supposed to explode due to the Fed intervention to bail us out of the Meltdown. And it didn't happen.Well, if we listen to conservatives, we should see hyperinflation right around 2010.
They were just fine with just everything.They must be neoconservatives (or more accurately, neoliberals).My Conservative friends tell me that Q.E. is a great thing.
Could you show where "conservatives" said a word here the last four years?
Precisely. Inflation was supposed to explode due to the Fed intervention to bail us out of the Meltdown. And it didn't happen.Well, if we listen to conservatives, we should see hyperinflation right around 2010.
We don't know for sure. People can make all the ignorant prognostications they want -- that doesn't mean they know what they're talking about.
Precisely. Inflation was supposed to explode due to the Fed intervention to bail us out of the Meltdown. And it didn't happen.Well, if we listen to conservatives, we should see hyperinflation right around 2010.
We don't know for sure. People can make all the ignorant prognostications they want -- that doesn't mean they know what they're talking about.
inflation in consumer goods did not explode because due to carantine and big increase in unemployment public demand collapsed, causing deflation.
but in stocks there is massive inflation.
in housing, health care, education - there is big inflation.
real estate prices started growing all over the World, people feel inflation coming and transfer savings into something material
and soon or even now raw materials started to groe, look at oil..
Precisely. Inflation was supposed to explode due to the Fed intervention to bail us out of the Meltdown. And it didn't happen.Well, if we listen to conservatives, we should see hyperinflation right around 2010.
We don't know for sure. People can make all the ignorant prognostications they want -- that doesn't mean they know what they're talking about.
inflation in consumer goods did not explode because due to carantine and big increase in unemployment public demand collapsed, causing deflation.
but in stocks there is massive inflation.
in housing, health care, education - there is big inflation.
real estate prices started growing all over the World, people feel inflation coming and transfer savings into something material
and soon or even now raw materials started to groe, look at oil..
As the overall markets slow thing like oil will increase because investors know people have little choice but accept the higher costs.
Precisely. Inflation was supposed to explode due to the Fed intervention to bail us out of the Meltdown. And it didn't happen.Well, if we listen to conservatives, we should see hyperinflation right around 2010.
We don't know for sure. People can make all the ignorant prognostications they want -- that doesn't mean they know what they're talking about.
inflation in consumer goods did not explode because due to carantine and big increase in unemployment public demand collapsed, causing deflation.
but in stocks there is massive inflation.
in housing, health care, education - there is big inflation.
real estate prices started growing all over the World, people feel inflation coming and transfer savings into something material
and soon or even now raw materials started to groe, look at oil..
As the overall markets slow thing like oil will increase because investors know people have little choice but accept the higher costs.
it is never a reason, in energy demand is not elastic, i. e. consumption does not depend on prices much. you buy gas whatever a price..
I tend to think money emission contribution in CPI has finally become visible, and will keep growing