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Financial Collapse Janus Yellen and the Federal Reserve System Illusion of Control
No one spins an economic illusion better than the Federal Reserve itself. It's very obvious that the Federal Reserve has no idea of how the real economy actually ...
Lolol yeah man u can't underestimate these demons. There's no more normal people at that level. Them being normal is also an illusion. America is done. Shit this world as we know is finished. The Russian power move was all I needed to see. Checkmate
Anyone else think its crazy for us to yell at china for manipulating their
currency when we are the kings of it?
Also any liberal concerned at all about paying off 19 trillion dollars?
I've asked several domocrats what they think about the national debt. They simply don't care even if they know about it. Like it's nothing to be concerned about.
It would not surprise me if Grandma Yellen's latest speech was a trial
baloon to see if the stock market could handle a rate hike. So far it's not
looking so good. If this continues, she'll come to the rescue at the FOMC
meeting and not hike. Her intonation of a hike has clearly spooked the
markets. If she doesn't hike, gold should take off.
I work at a state University and (not making this up) we just hired two
TECHNICIANS, one with a Masters Degree in Engineering and the second with a
Ph.D. in Chemistry. These are low level repair tech jobs with salaries in
the $50K range.That.... my friends... is where we are heading.
Whenever people attack Schiff for being "perma-bear", a certain person
comes to mind.
Ivor Van Heerden.
I remember watching Heerden in a documentary in 2004 talking about how
vulnerable New Orleans was. He described 10 to 15 ft floods, and they even
used CGI to super impose water onto the streets of New Orleans to
illustrate where the water table would be.
He was so "wrong" about New Orlean's vulnerability that LSU terminated him
for speaking out about the poor workmanship of the Corps in maintaining the
flood protection system. This was by no means obvious to anyone else at the
time.
I remember watching that documentary and a number of my college mates
scoffing at it; calling him a conspiracy nut. To most it looked equivalent
to people with"The End is Near" posters. I didn't really know what to make
of it at the time.
The official narrative of the of the local government was essentially
'we'll keep an eye on it, nothing to worry about.' That reminds me of the
Federal Reserve.
Like Heerden, Schiff isn't looking at the short term. You can't really pin
down when that straw that breaks the camel's back will be. Heerden looked
like the guy from the History channel Aliens series for a long time before
New Orleans got nailed by Katrina.
Then everyone in hindsight was like, oh yeah we totally saw that coming.
Just like everyone is going to say after we crash, "Oh, yeah. I totally saw that coming." even though they will be caught with their pants around their ankles.
Automobile inflation proves these numbers are all cooked. I got a cheap car
about 15 years ago for 6000 dollars. Now the cheap ones are 15000. You can
hardly buy a stripped down version anymore. It's all these packages that
raise the price by thousands of dollars. They don't get any better mileage
or anything. There's nothing really better about them other than a bunch of
gadgets that go out right away. They discontinued the low cost trucks like
Dakota and Ranger. There were lots of them on the road but they weren't
getting high enough profits. We have stagnant wages but we pay high prices
for cars, health care, rent, everything. We're being used and everyone
thinks the economy is great.
Car prices have basically doubled in the past 15 years, and yet they are telling us that over that period we've been having 1% annual inflation. Ridiculous.
I think it might be very difficult for discouraged workers to get the
gumption to start looking and accepting job offers. Once you get your child
care and helping your elderly parent or grandparents arrangement stabilized
and you have reduced your financial outlays I think it could be hard to
come back to the hardships and stresses of a working life. Rather you may
look for ways to muddle through by relying on the few workers or those
depending on government largess within the family spreading wealth. I
predict a continue shrinking of the labor participation rate. Just a guess.
There's no reason to believe you are wrong. The trend is more crappy jobs, more people sucking on the public teat and a continuing weakening of the economy.
Scary to think that we are going into recession with 0% interest rates. The
fed has no ammunition. Seems like they have kicked the can as far as it
will go.