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this is the best compilation of graphs that i have seen-which demonstrates the ACTUAL results of federal reserve monetary madness. i would like to thank the poster for the effort that he took to assemble these graphs.
There is far too much gloat in reporting negativity.
It's almost as if the reporters, and especially the re-reporters, want this.
Oh yeah, most do.
i see absolutely no gloating in FACTUAL presentations-just a warning, as there should be. i wish someone had some me a couple of graphs before the housing meltdown.
it isn't too late to fix a problem, but it will be if you won't admit there is a problem.
first, you RECOGNIZE the problem, and then you fix it.
the one thing you DON'T do is more of the same.
what's that definition again?
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results
Last edited by floridasandy; 10-22-2011 at 10:18 AM..
i see absolutely no gloating in FACTUAL presentations-just a warning, as there should be.
it isn't too late to fix a problem, but it will be if you won't admit there is a problem.
first, you RECOGNIZE the problem, and then you fix it.
the one thing you DON'T do is more of the same.
what's that definition again?
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results
I gloat.
I use the same numbers he uses and come to the same conclusions, namely that your economy is going nowhere very slowly and the only way to get it moving will cause tremendous angst and "suffering" for Americans on a scale no one could imagine (unless you've been through it).
Why do you think I keep repeatedly asking, "Who's going to buy your debt? I don't believe you've reached total debt saturation, but it's damn close.
Not only will continued debt damage the economy over the long term, it will become near impossible to unload to investors. The party's going to be over soon. My best guess is 2015/2016. A little hinges on what the EU does.
But I don't blame the central bank. The Federal Reserve is just trying to fix the mistakes the American people keep making over and over.
I use the same numbers he uses and come to the same conclusions, namely that your economy is going nowhere very slowly and the only way to get it moving will cause tremendous angst and "suffering" for Americans on a scale no one could imagine (unless you've been through it).
Why do you think I keep repeatedly asking, "Who's going to buy your debt? I don't believe you've reached total debt saturation, but it's damn close.
Not only will continued debt damage the economy over the long term, it will become near impossible to unload to investors. The party's going to be over soon. My best guess is 2015/2016. A little hinges on what the EU does.
But I don't blame the central bank. The Federal Reserve is just trying to fix the mistakes the American people keep making over and over.
What is your exit strategy?
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