1) Lowering the SS age is not a good idea... we are getting older as a population and the population over 65 is growing as is.
2) Tax rebates are nothing more than short term gimics. they are...
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1) Lowering the SS age is not a good idea... we are getting older as a population and the population over 65 is growing as is.
2) Tax rebates are nothing more than short term gimics. they are...
Or wonder exactly what it was God revealed? Perhaps he is a flasher?
http://www.politico.com/story/2013/05/darrell-issa-irs-lois-lerner-91755.html
What is your take on the above? Did she give up her rights or not? Does it differ being in Congress vs. Court?
Thanks again for proving you just post charts without knowing their meaning.
1) As a net importing nation we will most certainly benefit from a stronger dollar.
2) Pretending that economic...
The bulk of mine are in private placements and alternatives (REITS/BDCs).
Of course it did... kind of like a crack addict says 'Oh Yeah!' to someone who gives him a free hit.
My guess is you don't. Your investments led you to retire at 52. Investments predominantly in oil... the sector you worked in and understood. You keep trying to equate investing to an understand...
the question I asked you that you quoted when you provided your nonsense.
that said, if you want to talk about the stock market run... do you think that would have occurred had the Fed not pumped...
that nonsense coming from the guy who thinks he can dictate what others discuss...
Again... strong dollar policy of Reagan/Bush/Clinton vs. weak dollar policy of Obama/Bush.... why can't you answer that toppy?
Why can't you answer the question on debt?
Why do you ignore the...
LMAO... and you think sticking future generations with the bill is a 'solution'. Run up the tab then dash out the door... the dung solution.
It is not pain for the sake of pain. But thanks for...
Let me guess, you are incapable of answering the question?
I will talk about whatever I choose. Feel free to not respond. I think you are an idiot. So perhaps you should stick to talking about things you understand.
When was the economy stronger.... during the strong dollar policies of Reagan/Bush/Clinton or during the weak dollar policies of Bush and Obama? Which ones created the greatest amount of debt?
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and who is creating that bubble Top?
Obviously the only way that bubble bursts is if rates increase. If rates increase, what does that typically do to the stock markets growth rates?
You just said you wanted to give them money. Now you laugh when I tell you how to do so?
You seem to think that somehow means I suddenly don't believe in reducing government spending at the same...
You know how you can give them money... stop taxing them so much...
exactly... and the Fed policy is going to continue extending that and exacerbating the problem. This is why the game of kick the can down the road typically ends with the can blowing up in our faces.
Obviously it has had the effect on the stock market that was desired. However, it has not helped unemployment. It is not getting the banks to lend more. Corporations are still hoarding cash etc......
Yes, I know. However, the Fed's QE policy of bond buying effects the interest rate environment that allows idiots to chirp about it being ok to borrow lots of money because rates are low/negative. ...
or we could go with 'I don't want to take any more pain... I want future generations to pay for my greed!'
Nonsense... we should just borrow at 'negative rates' and let future generations pay for our stuff today. We can borrow $100 trillion billion... cause rates are low! I just got a credit card app...
True, a bribe is a FORM of solicitation. But solicitation is not necessarily a bribe. So you are incorrect to use that term unless you have evidence that says it was indeed a bribe.
just as I thought, you can't admit to your own hypocrisy.
1) Keep interest rates artificially low for years
2) Pump fiat money into the market to the tune of $85B per month... keep doing that for years
3) Encourage banks to loosen up their credit...