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    i heard the end of a discussion on the news this morning. i have not googled or otherwise
    checked this, but it was a shock to me, if i heard it correctly.

    a speaker was working a flip chart, explaining Q__________ E ____________
    maybe quantitative easing or ???
    the federal reserve could not lower interest rates any lower.
    but the federal reserve could purchase eft? and mutual funds and other assets
    using money they printed...
    then speaker stopped himself and said. "actually we won't be printing the money, we just
    credit the sellers account" and then he proceeded to tell how they would be buying for the federal reserve.

    the amount projected was 500 billion.


    guys, i hope 2 or 3 or all of you jump me for giving out bad information. i'll accept the harrassment.
    but here's my translation.
    the federal reserve is going to "prop up" the commodities and stock market by making purchases with made up money.
    2 things will happen.
    1. the federal reserve will become the biggest owner of the most stock
    anywhere and
    2. they will do it from thin air.

    i hope yall tell me i dreamed all this.
    if not, i call this a trigger event.
    rr

  • #2
    http://www.cnbc.com//id/39401458

    QE 2 is coming in my opinion. I have read multiple sources that have stated it could be between $500 Billion and $1 Trillion! It won't be pretty if it happens. Heck, the Fed threw, I believe, a total of $1.7 Trillion with the initial QE. What are they going to do different this time? Keep your eyes open around November 2-3 for any reports coming from the FOMC meeting.
    Protecting the sheep from the wolves that want them, their family, their money and full control of our Country!

    Guns and gear are cool, but bandages stop the bleeding!

    ATTENTION: No trees or animals were harmed in any way in the sending of this message, but a large number of electrons were really ticked off!

    NO 10-289!

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    • #3
      I have a guy at work that says that the Fed has been propping up stuff, through other country banks and purchases through individuals. Sounds like that backs up what you are saying.

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      • #4
        [QUOTE]Let

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        • #5
          The whole mortgage crisis came from the Clinton administration wanting to make sure that everyone could own a house so they forced the lending agencies to lower the credit score requirements.

          Read it for yourselves, NY Times reported it in '99.



          So as much as the idiots want to blame it on Bush or little green men, it comes down to the Clinton administration and the greedy investors wanting more returns.
          "It's a trap!!!!" -- Admiral Ackbar

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          • #6
            elittle - that is an excellent link. It's proof of why we are all living through this nightmare.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by eeyore View Post
              I have a guy at work that says that the Fed has been propping up stuff, through other country banks and purchases through individuals. Sounds like that backs up what you are saying.
              exactly, they've been propping it up for a few yrs, how else could the market still be going up with just a few players? Most people don't know the shape the country is really in because they don't pay attention to anything except their own little world and all the info has been out there since 05-06, when people like Ron Paul or Gerald Celente speak, they call them head cases and paranoid, it wil be faster than they think, but soon they'll know what a real depression is.

              for starters


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              • #8
                I heard about that link from Dave Ramsey....I listen to him a lot on personal finance and the economy in general.
                "It's a trap!!!!" -- Admiral Ackbar

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                • #9
                  thanks guys,
                  i've thought about my "trigger event" comment.
                  probably overstated.
                  should have said. this was a serious warning of serious financial problems in the country.
                  rr

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