Sallow
The Big Bad Wolf.
- Oct 4, 2010
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S'funny.
Had the DOW dipped, say a couple of thousand..there'd be tons of threads on this.
But good news?
Naw..not possible.
The other nice thing about this..is it isn't something based on a "bubble". Consumer spending is up. And profits are way up.
The private sector is awash in cash. Has been for almost a decade. And they've been holding back on spending. So much so, that they MUST replace old technology.
I dunno we might be building a market bubble again.
You gotta love that more expensive gas that goes with the market boom.
S'funny.
Had the DOW dipped, say a couple of thousand..there'd be tons of threads on this.
But good news?
Naw..not possible.
Ummm, disagree!
WHY did the dow close so 'high'?
Is it another bubble?
Why did the unemployment rate go up?
Look behind the curtain.
The other nice thing about this..is it isn't something based on a "bubble". Consumer spending is up. And profits are way up.
The private sector is awash in cash. Has been for almost a decade. And they've been holding back on spending. So much so, that they MUST replace old technology.
But I have been hearing that private sector profits are evil?
Is it really all about upgrading technology?
I'm not be a [email protected]'m asking serious questions!
oh the joys of an inflated monetary system
Yeah yeah yeah..paper money is the bedrock of the economy.
Gotta love you folks!
Paper money is the bedrock of the Banksters.Yeah yeah yeah..paper money is the bedrock of the economy.oh the joys of an inflated monetary system
oh the joys of an inflated monetary system
Yeah yeah yeah..paper money is the bedrock of the economy.
Gotta love you folks!
It's the only thing that actually makes sense. The banking system was near systemic collapse...the markets were crashed, DOW was 6600...The Fed then begins pumping what was to become upwards of 2 trillion dollars of new money into bank reserves to clear all the bad assets off their balance sheets...and in 3 short years, the markets are either at or close to breaking their previous highs.
How do you not recognize that the banks have been putting those new reserves into the markets and inflating them? They certainly haven't been lending it all out to everyone. They're taking their almost free money (0.2% fed funds rate) and investing it in the markets.
Paper money is the bedrock of the Banksters.Yeah yeah yeah..paper money is the bedrock of the economy.oh the joys of an inflated monetary system
Unemployment UP.
Taxes UP.
Stock Market UP.
S'funny.
Had the DOW dipped, say a couple of thousand..there'd be tons of threads on this.
But good news?
Naw..not possible.