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At this point they couldnt care less about inflation but dont worry at least oil is down, well at least until they cant dump anymore reserves into the system.
Who cares that 90% of the population cant afford rent, mortgage, food and heating.
Years of pain coming to anyone who is in debt.
Dont worry the 10 year will give you 2.5% return in 10 years.
Clown system
Lol
Cant make this up anymore
"Look, I'm not saying today is day one of the next great secular bull market. But I'm telling you that we are probably in a cyclical bull market now," said Ross.
"The bear market that commenced back in January, February on an index level, is over. The lows are in. And we should now be buying dips rather than selling rips, as has been the case for the last six months," he added.
“When you think about an S&P that peaked around 4,800, I think 4,600 is a realistic upside target. I think 15 and change on the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) is a realistic upside target. Those are levels, that are worth playing for,” he added." (Yahoo Finance)
That is the current stopgap game in the financial pyramid propping scheme right.
They actually figured it out, how to raise the interest rates without the in-house financial problems of raising their own interest rates. Looks like when China dumped US treasuries, that really put a brink on any rate increase. So what does it mean. Is the Fed winning from their self-centered perspective or are they completely losing control. Are they massively pulling off this scam or are there near to losing control of the US as having any credible claim to the dollar being the dominate currency when the sanctions and complex oil markets are causing a massive loss of grip on being the de facto currency of transactions in conjunction with SWIFT which is getting it's first real tastes of competition now. Yeah, run-on m.f. sentence.