Sheriff Joe
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QE was good and created no harm, just like the New Deal.There is no inflation. Dummy. QE was good and created no harm. You can’t name one thing, you idiot and you mention it all the time.
Poser.
QE was good and created no harm, just like the New Deal.There is no inflation. Dummy. QE was good and created no harm. You can’t name one thing, you idiot and you mention it all the time.
Poser.
Lol! I can tell you don’t even though you just described inflation. Love how you Bozo’s trip over inflation in its two forms. Money supply, then price.You aren't quite sure what inflation is are you?
You mean because that’s exactly what Democrats created under Bush? Not to mention your own experience?Do you think inflation and real estate values always coincide?
While mine just keeps going up . . . .
Why would it? Risk pools are ignored in both real estate and health care.Seems with the ever expanding homeless problem the economy, and healthcare system, isn't working for everyone.
I read that t approval rates in his 2016 key states had him looking for new sheep to fleece. Don the con moving on.
Whatever happened to a good old tar and feathering when a con man is exposed? *
Orange chicken anyone?
if you had read my Econ thread 2 years ago you wouldn’t be looking so dumb right now. First, You’re talking CPI, basket of goods. Real Estate is not calculated in to CPI. Neither are Stocks. Nor should they be. Second, if you knew how to read a balance sheet, you would see that the Fed still owns 4 trillion worth of bonds. That means there is a lot of cash out there to borrow from banks. But Banks are safer just holding more of their cash as reserves because they can earn at least 2.25% on those reserves. Powell raised rates by selling just over 700 billion in bonds to reduce the supply of money in the system. Probably too complicated for you people.Maybe I’m wrong, Iz. What have been annual inflation rates since QE was in effect?
No they’re not. But margin investments in stocks is what caused the Great depression. Guess what was happening at the Fed in the roaring 20’s before the depression. Hint: $$$$$$$. And then as if we couldn’t learn from that, the Fed thought, well it’s real estate. It can’t happen again!! Can it???? The great recession came along next when Fannie and Freddie infused the market with fresh cash by buying up MBS’s at a staggering rate. We all know what happens when risk are ignored. Jenga!!!! The great recession happens and then along comes “Maestro” to monetize the debt of good intentions. Need an english translator?Hint: stock price increases like for Apple and google, as well as valuable neighborhood real estate assets, are not paramount when measuring annual inflation rates.
This is above your understanding.Maybe this from the Bureau of Labor Statistics webpage will help --
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That sort of thing is considered racist by you people.I read that t approval rates in his 2016 key states had him looking for new sheep to fleece. Don the con moving on.
Whatever happened to a good old tar and feathering when a con man is exposed?
Orange chicken anyone?
I remember when a 9 dollar burrito cost $1.95.There is no inflation. Dummy. QE was good and created no harm. You can’t name one thing, you idiot and you mention it all the time.
Poser.
Hahaha! So boom cycles lead to bust cycles. Duh. You’ve been shooting off your dumb mouth about QE for how many years now? And every so often there’s a recession. LOL!!!No they’re not. But margin investments in stocks is what caused the Great depression. Guess what was happening at the Fed in the roaring 20’s before the depression. Hint: $$$$$$$. And then as if we couldn’t learn from that, the Fed thought, well it’s real estate. It can’t happen again!! Can it???? The great recession came along next when Fannie and Freddie infused the market with fresh cash by buying up MBS’s at a staggering rate. We all know what happens when risk are ignored. Jenga!!!! The great recession happens and then along comes “Maestro” to monetize the debt of good intentions. Need an english translator?
And you’re just a guy who’s too Chicken to go to the bank and borrow some money to buy a house.No they’re not. But margin investments in stocks is what caused the Great depression. Guess what was happening at the Fed in the roaring 20’s before the depression. Hint: $$$$$$$. And then as if we couldn’t learn from that, the Fed thought, well it’s real estate. It can’t happen again!! Can it???? The great recession came along next when Fannie and Freddie infused the market with fresh cash by buying up MBS’s at a staggering rate. We all know what happens when risk are ignored. Jenga!!!! The great recession happens and then along comes “Maestro” to monetize the debt of good intentions. Need an english translator?
“Boom Bust cycle” ......pretty catchy phrase to throw around. You sounded like you knew what you’re talking about. Alas I was disappointed but not at all surprised that you decoupled QE from being the cause of the “boom bust cycle”. Too complicated for you as usual. Sorry Bozo. Study the other 16 financial crisis and you’ll find the same cause. Study the Roman empire and you’ll find that their QE is what finally destroyed the 800 year empire. Although the writing was on the wall 200 years before that.Hahaha! So boom cycles lead to bust cycles. Duh. You’ve been shooting off your dumb mouth about QE for how many years now? And every so often there’s a recession. LOL!!!
I just don’t get amortized loans like you do with your double digit interest every month.And you’re just a guy who’s too Chicken to go to the bank and borrow some money to buy a house.
He couldn't last a round. He'd be puking and laying flat after 30 seconds. I'd Billy Jack his fat ass.That 72 year old " Orange " man would whoop your ass
so bad, you'd wish Hillary was just dishin out toe jam lickins......
You should. It’s how all those real estate magnates (of which there are so many in so cal and I am not among them) build equity and net worth. You’re too conservative.I just don’t get amortized loans like you do with your double digit interest every month.