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Artist's Impression Of The Fed Rate Hike Hangover
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The rate hike is transitory.
Go back to the October minutes and find the sentence that basically says, "If we don't hike ... even just a little ... nobody will find us credible." They can do 25bp this time around, but there is no way market rates will prevail with $200T+ debt in the world without destroying the world as we know it.
B I N G O !!! You are the winner. The point of this next exercise is exactly that...to destroy the world as we know it and make it into the one THEY want...
The artist's impression of the Fed rate hike hangover is transitory.
Indeed, looks like there is some cliff left.
Looks like junk BEFORE it hit the ground?
Everything is fucking perfect.
The problem with having a working democratic republic that happens to be the wealthiest, free-est nation on earth is that the elected leaders have zero incentive to actually try to be better than other countries.
America was a victim of it's own success.
Which nation are you referring to a free-est?
Perhaps you meant the nation where the most people get free stuff? So a nation with the largest FSA?
I'm referring to the U.S. of A, immediately after WW1.
Sorry,
The Federal Reserve and Personal Income Tax were both established in 1913.
You'll need to go further back...
The fed did not immediately destroy freedom. It's founding, however, did almost immediately correspond with becoming the richest nation on the planet.
I think you'd better check the stats on things like wealth and being free, seems to me there's a lot of debt tied to that weath (leveraged) and IIRC we're not so up there when it comes to freedom based on the ranking that was posted not so long ago.
America now is a consequence of the lifecycle of empires.
reminds me of the old challenger joke: what does this button do?
40% by unit failure rate
And NASA stands for "Need Another Seven Astronauts."
Old NASA joke: NASA-Need Another Seven Astronauts
FED-Financial Evil Doers
POTUS-Potthead Obliterating The United States
SCOTUS-Slow Creep Over To Universal Statism
Obama-One Big Ass Mistake Assholes
GOP-Grand Ole Progressives
DNC-Don't Neglect Clintons
Reminds me of a car I had.
Reminds me of a country we had...
rivers of blood down the road. inescapeable.
Pol Pot style, as it seems Americans enjoy their slavery.
Holiday in Cambodia, where they get things done ....
Next time it will not be just for the negroes.
I'm just not buying that this lousy 0.25% increase is giving the financial system this much stress. Fear mongering at it's finest.
lol you're not buying it huh. How about a bridge I got to sell, are you buying that?
"lol you're not buying it huh. How about a bridge I got to sell, are you buying that?"
Are you offering any "bridge loans" to get us through the rate hike?
We have no known specific, credible threat concerning . . .pretty much fucking everything.
That should be an up-armoured Hummer that goes off the cliff largely intact, but off the cliff nonetheless.
Nah, the beat up rickity wheels falling off shit mobile really does represent the current state of the economy, the only thing missing is Janets hands shoving it over the cliff.
CNBC Now @CNBCnow 41m41 minutes ago
U.S.-based high yield bond funds lost $3.8B in outflows over last weekly period, the largest since Aug. 2014 - Lipper
CNBC Now @CNBCnow 44m44 minutes ago
U.S. investment grade bond funds see $5.12B outflows for the week, the largest-ever net withdrawal since records began in 1992 - Lipper
outflows and withdrawals baby, outflows and withdrawals
Donald Trump on Russia's Putin comments: 'Great honor to be so nicely complimented by a man so highly respected within his own country and beyond... I have always felt that Russia and the United States should be able to work well with each other towards defeating terrorism and restoring world peace, not to mention trade and all of the other benefits derived from mutual respect' - @stevebruskCNN
mutual respect baby, mutual respect!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEWMvi_yfLU
Martin Shkreli (pictured) is a Jewish businessman (he has relatives living in Albania, and is often referred to as an Albanian). Though his Wikipedia page says he is Albanian and Croatian, he was born and raised in Brooklyn, went to Baruch College, worked for uber-Jewish hedge fund manager Jim Cramer in his teens.
from: http://nationalvanguard.org/2015/09/jewish-ceo-of-turing-pharmaceuticals-drives-up-price-of-medicine-for-big-profits/
so if you fuck over the common man.... well ok. but fuck over TPTB and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is all over it. nice.
who is Martins attorney?
Evan Greebel: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Knowhttp://heavy.com/news/2015/12/evan-greebel-martin-shkreli-lawyer-attorney-arrested-charges-photos-kaye-scholer-partner-age-bio-bitcoin-wife-children-winklevoss-twins/
We are screwed either way.
The economy is a fiction novel as it is, so if they want their rate hike to not hurt it then that's how they write that chapter. Over and out.
While we may not know each line and act, we pretty much understand the plot.You can bring down a building with relatively few small, well placed charges.
It will only hurt on impact.