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don'tcha think they will ask some tougher questions than Congress? i have listened to some of the questions asked by Congress to Chairman Bernanke and to be honest, i felt Congess doesn't have a clue about what the Fed does.
the markets DO price this in. we have seen silver and gold rise, commodities rise, the dollar tank. what happens after this week? i don't know we can guess. long term...(next few years) SOS or worse.
not to get too off topic.... TWO things need to change for a real recovery. Home prises stabilizing (short and cash sales diminishing and shadow inventory truly dissapearing) and wages increasing for J6P.
i don't even want to get into the issues with many States (another topic)...but pick up the current "The Economist" and read about California. It's a pretty good report on the problems and how they came about and how they are STILL happening.
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don'tcha think they will ask some tougher questions than Congress? i have listened to some of the questions asked by Congress to Chairman Bernanke and to be honest, i felt Congess doesn't have a clue about what the Fed does.
the markets DO price this in. we have seen silver and gold rise, commodities rise, the dollar tank. what happens after this week? i don't know we can guess. long term...(next few years) SOS or worse.
not to get too off topic.... TWO things need to change for a real recovery. Home prises stabilizing (short and cash sales diminishing and shadow inventory truly dissapearing) and wages increasing for J6P.
i don't even want to get into the issues with many States (another topic)...but pick up the current "The Economist" and read about California. It's a pretty good report on the problems and how they came about and how they are STILL happening.
edited at least once for spelling (i know firefox...but not yet)
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<< <i>TWO things need to change for a real recovery. Home prises stabilizing (short and cash sales diminishing and shadow inventory truly dissapearing) and wages increasing for J6P >>
What we don't need is continued interference in the markets. Housing is only finding it's real value after being "stimulated" to artificial highs. The 2 Ws do this on purpose. They artifically run up the price (or run down the costs) in order to take everyone's money before they pop the bubble.
Only one thing needs to change for a recovery: Get Washington and Wall Street out of controlling markets. Let the markets correct themselves, however painfull in the short term that may be.
I predict bungling ben's first ever press conference on Wed. will bring the DJIA way down and PMs way up.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
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It was just a just a matter of time.
END THE FED
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
<< <i>IMF is a shill for the globalization effort and has dreams (and promises) of being the world's central bank. They currently are a vulture sitting in a tree waiting for the US economy to be officially declared dead. >>
Well Said ! ! !
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