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Muckraker of the Financial System
The Fed knew about the housing bubble before it burst but lied and said they didn't: Bill HR 1424 to buy bad paper (eventually called TARP) was introduced in March 9, 2007, before there began to be bad commercial paper from private subprime RE loans, in August. I have published on two other ...more

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Fed Weakness, Future Insatiable Bond Demand With Short Supply
Insatiable demand for long bonds will continue with implications for Fed weakness or strength down the road. Can the financial system be changed or will it roll down hill toward zero bound in the next downturn?
Millennials Need To Wake Up About Derivatives And The Cashless Society
Millennials must understand all the implications of a cashless society. Once they understand the negative implications, they will see that treacherous results can come with the elimination of cash in society.
We Cannot Trust Big Market Rigging Banks To Replace The GSE's
Big banks who have been involved in multiple market manipulations should not be allowed to replace the GSE's. The temptation to manipulate housing and mortgages is simply too great for banks involved in other market maniipulation.
Everyone Said Treasury Bond Yields Would Go Up After QE Ended
Everyone jumped on the bandwagon of higher interest rates, after QE ended. Some have no understanding of new bond demand even now.
Are Bernanke And Yellen Charlatans Dangling The Carrot Of Prosperity?
Are the leaders at the Fed charlatans, dangling the carrot of future prosperity in front of America, while knowing that this strong prosperity is now unattainable in our current system?
Fed Chicken And Egg Conundrum; Dimon Proves Will Rogers Right; Banks Broke
Jamie Dimon proves Will Rogers was right about banks being broke in a deflationary environment. Now we add derivatives collateral demand to the mix. The Fed seems boxed in about what comes first, the chicken or the egg.
Thomas Piketty Does Not Have The Best Solution For Stopping The Offshoring Of Wealth
Piketty's solution to the wealth disparity is dangerously naive and overly optimistic.
Summers And Roubini Talk Negative Interest Rates, Sound Logic But Uncharted Waters
Negative interest rates may be the only way to help the economy in the next downturn. And negative interest rates make treasury bonds look ugly to retired guys but pretty to Wall Street as collateral for derivatives deals. Economists are madmen..
The Fed Scares Everyone About Treasuries From Time To Time. Is It A Scam?
What is going on in the treasury bond market? Do we have a bubble or is there real demand. And if there is real demand is the financial system colluding to fool everyone?
More Discussion About Demand Shock And How Helping Labor Will Help Capital
Demand shock is made worse by events, but demand isn't strong in the world anyway thanks to the advantage of capital over labor.
The Markets Are Shocked, And That Means Economies Are In Jeopardy
Shocked is an economic term. It is code for demand deflation.
Desperate Banker Attacks On Millennials Via Media Are Ramping Up
With a little humor, I try to point out the media machine attack on millennials. There could be a big financial pot of gold at stake for banks in the shaming of millennials.
Beware Of Larry Summers, Criminal Real Estate Bubbles, And Digital Currency
Gary Anderson cautions against Bitcoin and a cashless society.
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