pknopp
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The government provides billions for the markets. Why not for everyone? This does not dilute the value? It doesn't make those left out fall even further behind?
Try again, and start by telling the truth this time.
Unlike you, I can back up my statements (though I was low)
Fed to pump in more than $1 trillion in dramatic ramping up of market intervention amid coronavirus meltdown.
Wow, your stupidity is astounding.
So, you think the fed is just giving money to the stock market?
These are short term loans that are repaid within 48 hours.
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The Fed is propping up money market funds. Here's what that means for investors
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced a move that's aimed at shoring up "prime" money market funds and keeping cash flowing in the U.S. financial system. Here's what that means for account holders.www.cnbc.com
Fed to pump in more than $1 trillion in dramatic ramping up of market intervention amid coronavirus meltdown.
Again, you are abjectly ignorant.
{ The Federal Reserve stepped into financial markets Thursday for the second day in a row and the third time this week, }
Second day in a row? What does that mean? On, that the funds from the prior day were repaid.
Quite simply, you don't have a fucking clue what you're yapping about, You are operating from a position of insane ignorance.
Quantitative Easing is Now a Fixture, Not a Temporary Patch
It's Socialism for the markets.
It's not something being repaid.
We are not talking about QE.
We are discussing the massive amount of socialist programs that get pored into the markets. That consists of many forms and you don't get to dismiss them to pretend they do not exist.
Where in Capitalism do we find the idea of taxpayers bailing out failing businesses?