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  • March to Default |

    Tesla Motors depends on a constant supply of fresh money to keep it going. Here are their earnings; https://dj0s31cxqi9ot.cloudfront.net...NEW.png?x65756
    We still need lots of carbon energy, https://srsroccoreport.com/wind-sola...he-u-s-empire/

    Everything is quiet while waiting on the dogs of war.

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    • SCREW the poor,,, they can't afford lawyers

      On another thread, I reported, "In Ferguson, Missouri, where a Justice Department investigation showed that more than three-quarters of the population had outstanding warrants, real-time face searches could give police immense power to essentially arrest individuals at will."
      12% interest.
      Cal Traffic Ticket Costs Quadruple on “Penalty Assessments”

      PAY UP , and then we'll talk. https://wclp.org/wp-content/uploads/...California.pdf

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      • Reflation from China

        "The fate of global economic growth rests solely upon China's shoulders."
        "In the absence of Chinese growth, there essentially is no growth."
        "The chart below shows total Chinese core population peaking, energy consumption stalling, and debt skyrocketing."
        "This shrinking base of consumption will destroy the meme that a surging Chinese middle class will drive domestic and global consumption"
        "China of '15-'30 will not grow, will not drive the global economy and absent Chinese growth...the world economy is set to begin an indefinite period of secular contraction "
        " Unfortunately, neither quasi-democracies nor quasi-communist states have any politically acceptable solutions to this problem of structural decelerating growth and eventual outright contraction" NOPE
        Global Economic Growth Is All About China... Nothing But China | Zero Hedge
        With fears about the Trump presidency, rising debt levels and an unwinding property boom, the world’s No 2 economy is set for an uncertain 2017


        China won't let domestic wages grow enough to stimulate domestic consumption,,,, for fear of losing market share. They live and die with exports.
        China exports shrink 20%, deepening worries over slowing growth - Mar. 8, 2016

        They claim 6.5% growth. The Chinese have recently escaped from a strict communist rule. They have just gone too wild with their new (relative) prosperity. They have gone head-over-heels into wildcat banking.
        Even though commerce is shrinking, the debt bubble MUST grow. That is the only way to service previous debt. And, growing, it is.
        China Just Flooded Its Economy With A Record Amount Of New Debt | Zero Hedge

        Debt as % underlying GDP
        138%
        165%
        244%
        385%
        513% This is the projected debt for the year 2020


        China needs to pull off a miracle that has never been accomplished before; http://www.valuewalk.com/2017/04/chi...rvicing-costs/
        The West is in economic contraction. Chinese liquidity is reflating the world banking system,,, for the moment.
        Somebody, somewhere is going to go out in a blaze of glory.
        Last edited by Danny B; 04-16-2017, 04:51 AM. Reason: forgot a ink

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        • Hyperinflation,,, who knows?

          Sorry, I looked at dozens of articles. I don't see any worth quoting or explaining. Here is one article with a good graph of debt growth.
          Hyperinflation ? 10 Worst Cases | Zero Hedge

          All of these hyperinflation "events" appear to involve paper currency, not digital. The FED sends a mega-ton of pixels to the BLICs and the BLICs buy a ton of treasury debt. They also involved higher and higher denomination notes. A paper note is a bearer bond of zero maturity.
          If you hold a paper note, nobody can dispute it's existence or ownership.
          This makes a paper note far superior to a bank deposit that is only an unsecured loan to the bank. Stocks are shares in a company that might never show a profit,,, or may even go bankrupt. Corporate bonds aren't much better than stocks.

          I haven't seen prior examples of hyperinflation in digital currencies. I'm still working out how it could occur. The FED / Treasury could make huge amounts of pixelated "money" and ship it all over the world.
          Forget the BLICs. The FED is buying stocks, bonds and everything else that looks to be endangered. They're holding back MASSIVE deflation. The deflation would / will hit the credit system.
          The lower loop of the economy is currently deflating. The upper loop is inflating like mad to compensate. The money supply includes credit. A collapse of credit would be hugely deflationary.

          When GOV over-prints paper money, confidence in said money is lost. Is this also true if GOV "overprints" digital money? Digital money and credit depend to a certain degree on trust and confidence.
          Debt creation is now growing faster than hyperbolic. At what point is confidence lost? We might find out when the debt ceiling is reached.

          The FED claims to have about $ 4.1 trillion on their balance sheet. It's a bald faced lie because they are buying up everything. They want to reduce their balance sheet by selling off the treasury debt they hold. BUT, if nobody wanted to buy it directly from the Treasury in the first place, why would they want to buy it from the FED?

          Because the dollar is the reserve currency, all States had to sell us stuff to get dollars as a reserve. If nobody is buying U.S. Treasury debt, they have to buy gold or some instrument for a store of value.
          We run about $ 1.5 billion a day of trade deficit. How are we paying for it, if not with Treasury notes?
          Who knows, maybe the FED can avoid hyperinflation.
          Advancing Time: When Will Inflation Strike?

          David Stockman, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NhQCHpaPFg&t=377s
          Martin Armstrong, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FXyiPJ6xwE&t=289s
          Gerald Celente, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnQtYd8tSuA
          James Wesley, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=795B1V7wYEI
          Armstrong is a ray of sunshine, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcuYmUZrOqo
          Dunno

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          • Smith.. leftist fascism

            The world is full of people who have a special talent in one niche area. All of us benefit from this when they pass along their invention or idea. Charles Hugh Smith has a phenomenal angle of perception. He only asks for one dollar a month if you found value to his offerings / writing.
            His latest article highlights a problem with language / vocabulary. Language evolves over the centuries. Reportedly, English has 47,156 obsolete words.
            The definition of fascism has historically involved a marriage between BIG GOV and BIG business. For lack of a more precise word, Smith is forced to use fascism for the current "situation".

            " History often surprises us with unexpected ironies. For the past century, the slide to fascism could be found on the Right (conservative, populist, nationalist political parties).

            But now it's the Left that's descending into fascism, and few seem to even notice this remarkable development. By Left I mean socialist-leaning, progressive, internationalist/globalist political parties. "
            "The Left is now the political wing of the corporatocracy."
            " But these are simply excuses for the abject surrender of the Left to self-enrichment and power. Since the Left has always claimed the high moral ground--and continues to do so--see my essay Virtue-Signaling the Decline of the Empire (February 28, 2017)-- the Left must mask its own corruption and role in the Corporatocracy structure.

            The Left accomplishes this by imposing a virtue-signaling conformity on corporate media, social media, and the state institutions under its control-- higher education, government agencies, etc. "

            " The principle of substitution reveals the underlying truth. If a Rightist state imposed a virtue-signaling conformity on corporate media, social media, and the state institutions under its control, the Left would be very quick indeed to identify this as fascist.

            It's still fascist if the Left does the same thing.

            While the Left attempts to deflect a wider understanding of its descent into fascism with obsessive accusations of fake news and incessant demands for virtue-signaling conformity, the developed-world economies are circling the drain."
            " This is the harsh reality: wages are no longer an adequate means of distributing the dwindling surpluses of advanced economies:"
            The proof: http://www.oftwominds.com/photos2017/GDP-wages8-15a.png

            "The Left's single "solution" to this profound structural trend is for central states to "fight austerity" by borrowing and blowing trillions of dollars, yen, yuan, euros, etc.--with no end in sight. But as even the most economic illiterate Leftist understands somewhere in their muddled soul, borrowing trillions from future generations is morally and fiscally bankrupt, and the very opposite of a "progressive" policy. "
            We have reached a weird dichotomy. Everyone who receives State money for doing "jobs" of no value, knows deep, down inside that their livelihood is at risk. So, they will willingly vote for a criminal if he/she promises to keep their sinecure intact. This isn't limited to the "free $hit" army. It also includes all the speculators who are well aware that they add nothing to the productive economy. Both the free $hit army and the corporatocracy need unrestricted State money to continue. The left NO LONGER wants to see an audit of the FED.
            The left must turn a blind eye to the fact that debt is growing faster than parabolic.


            "The magical thinking of the Left is that decades of slowing growth will be reversed and the clock of history magically reset to 1946 if the central state borrows even more trillions from future generations."
            "The Left is morally and fiscally bankrupt, devoid of coherent solutions, and corrupted by its embrace of the Corporatocracy. Its descent to fascism has too much momentum to be stopped. Isn't it obvious that the only way forward is to jettison both the Left and Right flavors of state-cartel Corporatocracy and pave a third way?"
            That "pavement" is going to cover over a lot of dead bodies.
            Of Two Minds - The Left's Descent to Fascism

            Canada (home of the loonie) is drinking the Koolaide far more than America.

            The reset is going to be dramatic. Why Canada’s Housing Bubble Could Soon Become Your Problem | Casey Research

            It is difficult to assign a valuation to tech stocks. This is a good article about tech stocks falling back to earth, Absurd Valuations on Unprofitable Tech Stocks

            Armstrong calls for a crash of sovereign bonds. The Left / corporatocracy (through the actions of the FED) is pumping in $trillions. We have a $45 billion a month trade deficit. How is it being satisfied, if not with treasury bonds? If the entire sovereign bond market is being levitated by the FED, how can it crash? If we can continue to run a trade deficit, how can we be affected by external problems?
            How long can we continue to pay for everything with our pixelated printing press? If ZIRP continues, this parabolic rise in debt carried no interest burden. So, how high can it rise. What would be the limiting factor?

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            • Originally posted by Danny B View Post
              Canada (home of the loonie)




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              • Cuban reality

                Fidel Castro was an educated lawyer. Ernesto Guervara was an educated doctor. Most everything that you read about Castro is a lie. Just as I went to israel to see the situation up close, I also went to Cuba to get a close look. I talked to lots of people including people from the government. I read, write and speak Spanish but, look typically American so, everybody pretty much opened up.
                Castro was the yin for a totally corrupt yang. ,,, Bautista.
                Granma is their news outlet, Granma - Official voice of the PCC

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                • Tax burden hot potato

                  America was allowed / forced to run a trade deficit because of the reserve currency status. The dollar was "good as gold". That time is coming to a close. The R.O.W. does not want any State to have an unlimited credit card. Trade will be done in currency and imbalances will be settled in gold.
                  Russia's Largest Bank to Facilitate Direct Gold Trade Between Russia and IndiaWhy couldn't his name be Li Ka-Ching ?
                  The Richest Man In All Of Asia Is Aggressively Preparing For Collapse: "Direct Exposure To Gold As Super Wealthy Focus On Wealth Preservation"

                  The rich believe that the tax burden should be on the poor. Historically, your labor was never taxed. The payroll tax is now 15.5 %. God only demands 10%. We are burdened by heavy sales tax when we want to consume. Heaven forbid that investors should have to pay a minuscule Tobin Tax on their speculation. A Value-added tax would leave our income intact and only tax consumption. That is another big NO because it would come out
                  of the margin of retailers.
                  "Every other country in the world has a value added tax."

                  The land value tax, "Land value tax has been referred to as "the perfect tax" and the economic efficiency of a land value tax has been known since the eighteenth century.[1][2][3] Many economists since Adam Smith and David Ricardo advocated this tax, but it is most famously associated with Henry George, who argues that because the supply of land is fixed and its location value is created by communities and public works, the economic rent of land is the most logical source of public revenue.[4]"


                  Our post WW II economic heaven is coming to an end. NOBODY wants to be the one who suffers a fall in living standards. They WILL fight to the death.

                  Get used to it.
                  It's a big swamp. There is way over a $ trillion in auto loans. There is way over a $trillion in student debt. And several $trillion in RE debt.
                  Count on it. Retires will get the shaft.
                  Get used to it.

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                  • Banker with a gun

                    I just had to post this;
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                    • Cryptocurrency to usher in socialism

                      There are so many competing pressures that it is difficult to read the tea leaves. So much mis-information,,, so much hidden. There is a huge push to go to a cashless society. Bitcoin is the development platform. It will most likely be discarded when sovereign crypto-currencies are rolled out. Many States are working on them. The upcoming crash will make a convenient lead-in. There will be no time to introduce a replacement currency.
                      HERE !, take this US GOV debit card. The banks are closed indefinitely so, you might as well use it. What is my limit? Well, that all depends.
                      A "fiat" debit card would be just as "legal" as a fiat currency. It would not be a bearer bond or a store-of-value though. Paper currency is only a tiny fraction of the money supply. It will go into hiding in a crash. During the "reboot" you will have just as much wealth as the State says you have.

                      "If the cash is eliminated and we can only use digital currency the banks would have the ability to turn off an individuals access to funds. If bitcoin, or any other cryptocurrency, is allowed to operate this would not work. The banks would not be able to enslave the people. The slave trade would collapse."
                      The writer speculates as to whether or not China and Russia are on board. I do not believe that they are.

                      I seriously doubt that China is willing to let a couple hundred million Chinese die to fulfil some demonic socialist plan of the West. Russia wants nothing to do with socialism. If Russia and China are not on-board, they will not export to us except for payment in gold.
                      Central Banking Warfare Model Readies The Next Step - The Daily CoinBBC - Future - How Western civilisation could collapse
                      Despair and suicide are rising dramatically as young people see their future prospects dissolve into impossibility.

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                      • Just how long WILL the FED carry the whole economy

                        Behind all the BS, the FED is supporting all of the economy. They can never sell their treasury holdings on the secondary market. Will they continue to provide ever-bigger mountains of money to keep it all going?

                        Here is a chart of the silver content on the Roman Denarius;

                        The purchasing power of the US dollar, http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-mAg6FMpNGp...ng%2BPower.jpg

                        Former White House Official Larry Lindsey On Frank Zappa’s Terrifying Warning | King World News

                        "Or they have extended credit and printed money without any economic accomplishment in return. If you make a loan or print money without a compensating delivery of a service or goods, that money is by definition worthless. And this is exactly what governments are doing whenever they are under pressure. In the last few decades, more than two quadrillions of dollars of debt, unfunded liabilities and derivatives have been created out of thin air. Before this bubble period is over, those quadrillions of debts and liabilities will vanish in the air. And so will all the assets that were backed by this debt. "

                        Why are most Americans poor? Because we don't produce arms. http://kingworldnews.com/wp-content/...-I-4162017.jpg
                        http://kingworldnews.com/wp-content/...II-4162017.jpg
                        This chart is; real assets vs financial assets. http://kingworldnews.com/wp-content/...-V-4162017.jpg
                        A reversal would imply great price inflation for real assets.
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                        • It's turtles (deflation) all the way down

                          The final break with the gold standard in 1971 allowed the banks and speculators to create huge inflation of instruments. Previous to 1971, you (your labor) or your money had to be put to some kind ofproductive use to show any growth in wealth. After 1971, your money could be put to work without necessarily creating any new wealth. Speculation drove almost everything higher and higher. For most people, purchasing power had to be created the old fashioned way, WORK. BUT, their savings from productive work were available to the speculators. Every dollar that you saved was available as an inflation weapon to cut your purchasing power.

                          Labor has lost ground to speculation for decades.
                          Speculative money could be pulled out of thin air. It was fenced off from most of the working class,,,, to keep them working. Labor steadily lost purchasing power for decades because it was always behind the curve. Currency inflation always outpaced wage inflation.
                          The invention of containerized shipping pushed labor down even more. The West was a high-wage & high-price economy. The low-wage & low-price economies could easily undercut the West.

                          The IMF-dollar racket went into overdrive with the inception of the reserve-currency status.
                          For instance; Japan needed dollars as reserves / savings. They sent us Hondas. We sent them dollars. Rather than letting those dollars just sit around, they shipped them back to America to buy Treasury bonds. FED GOV got the money back that we paid for the Honda.
                          Everybody that needed official reserves had to sell stuff to us.

                          The worldwide supply of dollars has grown enormously. This would have resulted in very high monetary inflation BUT, the world was absorbing the excess supply. Just the same, there were enough domestic dollars to cause continual price inflation. We can no longer buy a "basket of groceries for $5".
                          Previously, monetary inflation had resulted in "acceptable" levels of wage inflation from trickle-down. With the advent of global-wage-arbitration, this was no longer true. As the trickle shrunk, the upper loop lengthened our credit terms to make up for our diminishing purchasing power.

                          We have had decades of wage deflation. In 2007, our deflated wage base had crashed into the reality of rising house prices. Liar-loans masked this for a time but, eventually, the defaults caught up with economic reality. We had a crashing "episode" of deflation.
                          Post 1971, the bankers had created continual monetary inflation. This resulted in continual price inflation. They set a course of continual inflation of the upper loop and continuing deflation in the lower loop. This deflation of purchasing power came to a crescendo in the 2008 crash. Some $ 13 trillion of notional value in RE was evaporated.
                          Deflation hits the big ticket items first. Houses and children are the big ticket items that are first deemed unaffordable.

                          As wage deflation bites ever harder, we cut back on medium-ticket items.
                          List of stores closing - Business Insider
                          Even grocery stores are closing. High-price stores are closing.


                          The CB is pumping money into every nook and cranny of the economy. The FED is desperately trying to keep the long-running deflation of the lower loop from bringing down the upper loop. They print $ trillions trying to get the previous paradigm of trickle down back into action. All they get for their efforts is; price inflation that drags down consumption even further.
                          The FED has been fighting a continuous war on deflation. It's fighting the war in the upper loop with strategies that no longer work. The lower loop just slips further into relative deflation. The FED has no tools to fight this because it can't affect global wages.

                          Armstrong writes about this but, I think that he has spent too much time in the upper loop to get a good grasp. He writes about the FED ending QE but, does that mean that he believes the official story about the BLICs buying Treasury debt?
                          "Now comes the moment of truth. Has QE undermined the bond market to such an extent that only a blind fool will buy government debt in an atmosphere of rising rates? How can bonds survive and the system of perpetually borrowing year after year without ever paying-off the debt continue indefinitely? Such theories cannot ever see that the economy is a cycle and that just because they could sell their bonds today does not guarantee they will be able to do so tomorrow." They can't.

                          "Furthermore, of the $13.5 trillion on the balance sheets in the Fed, ECB & BOJ, they are now trapped and cannot sell that debt back to the marketplace. This means they are themselves screwed and they have to wait for that debt to mature in order to reduce their balance sheets. They have no way out." He is way low on this one at $13.5 trillion.
                          "The ECB is the most vulnerable because it owns 40% of European government debt of member states. As the economic conditions tear the union apart, the ECB balance sheet is the most vulnerable of all and prone to default."
                          Side note, Doug Casey Says the EU’s Collapse Is Now “Imminent” | International Man
                          One of the greatest monetary experiments in financial history has been the global central bank buying of government debt. This has been touted as a form of


                          About those ECB bonds, "The Nightmare Scenario" And Everything Else: The Full French Election Matrix | Zero HedgeCritical Warning from Rogue Economist Harry Dent: ?This is Just the Beginning of a Nightmare Scenario as Dow Crashes to 6,000? | Economy and Markets

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                          • "espontoon or as a half-pike, is a type of European polearm that came into being alongside the pike."five percent40 percent of all the doing in America"
                            Buy the Dip? - KUNSTLER
                            The dragging-on and infighting and prevaricating may very well set off the collapse of Treasury debt.

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                            • Caused by historic "pumping"Pumping into the bond market lowers the cost of servicing GOV debt. Pumping into the stock market raises the capital gains tax base to ensure more contributions to the tax base.The credit airplane crashes without air over it's wings.This is the result of accelerated drinking of Koolaide.
                              "Rather disturbing for a global financial system more leveraged than at any time in history." Yep, and only more credit creation will hold it aloft.

                              "Since 1950, private-sector net worth (real estate and financial assets) has averaged 377% of GDP. Currently, private-sector net worth is 492% of GDP, which is 2.8 standard deviations above the mean." Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble.
                              The market’s locked in a great tug of war with itself. “The question now is how it ends — with a whimper or a bang”. Brian Maher has more...


                              " About 30 percent of the jump in the S&P 500 between the third quarter of 2009 and the end of last year was fuelled by buybacks," Free money to the rescue.What about the politician standing behind the CBer with a gun to her head?
                              Paul Tudor Jones Has A Message For Janet Yellen: "Be Terrified" | Zero Hedge

                              "The fact is the Fed has been tightening monetary policy since December of 2013, when it began to taper the asset purchase program known as Quantitative Easing. " deflating.
                              "What this amounts to is a reverse QE program or Quantitative Tightening; where the Fed not only reduces the monetary base but also causes MBS and longer-dated Treasury yields to rise.

                              However, this tightening is occurring in the context of anemic and slowing growth. No longer is the economy slumping along with the sub-par growth of 2% experienced since 2010. GDP growth expanded by just 1.6% during all of 2016 and is growing at a 0.5% annualized rate in Q1, according to the Atlanta Fed Model."
                              "Once the Fed inverts the curve a brutal recession will be at the door. But our government will not have nearly as much ammunition to fight the economic contraction as it did during the Great Recession circa 2008. This is because the Fed's balance sheet has increased by $3.7 trillion and the National Debt has doubled to $20 trillion. Hence, our government and central bank are already overleveraged.

                              Our debt-disabled economy with a record $63 trillion in outstanding obligations (340% of GDP), which was fundamental in blowing up the triumvirate of asset bubbles that are extant in stocks, bonds, and real estate, cannot handle increasing debt service payments. Hence, this next recession will be a very remarkable one indeed. "


                              Investors read this kind of stuff and believe it. The CBs have created about $ 225 trillion of "money". Asset prices are going to the moon. The FED may very well claim that it is cutting off QE but, all the evidence says otherwise. Besides the FED, there is the exchange stabilization fund and the president's working group on markets. (PPT) Besides these 2 groups, there is a huge flow of liquidity from other CBs. There is a $trillion a year flowing out of China and, about the same out of the Eurozone.
                              Armstrong made it very clear, "no investor can be successful if he doesn't watch global liquidity flows.
                              Both are screwed.
                              The Retirement Crisis and Women - This is off-the-charts severe...

                              Clinton was responsible with the repeal of Glass-Steagal, WITH the help of Greenspan.
                              "The financial crisis of 2008 cost the U.S. economy a staggering $22 trillion."
                              The banks chaffed under the regulations that limited their predations and gambling. The financial sector has grown from 5% of the economy to 40%. Dumping Glass-Stegal was a way for them to keep growing. The upper loop is continually trying to fight of the contraction that afflicts the lower loop.
                              Now, they need to get rid of Dodd-Frank.
                              President Donald Trump invited 20 of his Wall Street cronies to the White House and announced he would scrap most of the Dodd-Frank regulations.
                              perception that all these assets have maintained their value,,, except gold. If the assets appear to lose value, the debt attached to them loses apparent value. If that happens, everybody tries to run for the exits.
                              ZIRP brings deflation in the value interest-earning assets. But, this is all done for a noble cause; it reduces the debt-service cost of the State.
                              The State is willing to crash the whole system just to preserve the apparent value of it's debt. Sovereign bonds are bought by the CB rather than by investors. How long can the State deflate the interest markets at the same time that it inflates stocks and bonds?
                              The yield curve gets more crazy. P/E keeps going down. The finance sector needs ever-more liquidity. The parasite is consuming the host. The parasite is running the show.
                              Once the credit airplane took off in 1971, the whole system was doomed. The plane has NO landing gear.
                              Last edited by Danny B; 04-22-2017, 01:24 AM. Reason: grammar

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                              • Liquidity Supernova, infighting, Trump optimism

                                The 16th amendment was NOT ratified by enough States. The GOV just announced that it was ratified. The same is true for bond purchases. The FED just needs to announce that somebody, somewhere bought the bonds. The CB and the Treasury can just announce any outcome that they want. For all we know, the money is coming from some undefined, mysterious place.
                                end of next weekTrump Pushes Congress to the Wall to Avoid a Government Shutdownanother week"
                                Trump news: 'I think we'll get both' health care and funding votes next week

                                "(ECB & BoJ) have bought $1 trillion of financial assets just in the first four months of 2017, which amounts to $3.6 trillion annualized," It doesn't really matter if the FED has purportedly ended QE. The liquidity flows from other CBs. If the ECB and BOJ bought $250 BILLION a month, just imagine the deflation that would have resulted if they had not. The rubber band just keeps getting wound tighter and tighter.

                                The balance sheet of the CBs is now equal to 40% of the GDP. And that is just what they report. GDP is just a measure of how much "money" is in the system. It has nothing much to do with productivity.
                                Why "Nothing Matters": Central Banks Have Bought A Record $1 Trillion In Assets In 2017 | Zero Hedge

                                The stock market is very similar to a carnival, What can we learn by looking at a carnival, a casino, and the stock market as simple-closed systems? | Zero Hedge


                                Britain says that they don't owe anything. The ECB is just months from a meltdown. I doubt that they want back in.
                                NOBODY wants to buy the garbage on their balance sheet.

                                " Let me print the money and I care not who makes the laws"
                                What if somebody makes laws that you don't like? The French election may just answer that question.

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