This is what I said in another post then I saw this article and felt it needed it's own thread for people to be able to voice what they think.
"Just like the FED in the US almost. If most people understood that the FED is a privately owned business and not ruled by government I think it would be whole different ballgame in the US but they continue to be the sheeple of the herd and do what they are told because they are information herded to do what the masters want. Good luck with that sheeple!"
Here is link to the article:
http://ift.tt/1Sgnaho
I copied and pasted some of the article here for the thread so I could highlight the outlandishness of what it says. Here you go:
"In 2016, the Federal Reserve will pay at least $12.2 billion to U.S. and foreign banks to keep the money created via its quantitative easing programs out of the economy. If the Fed raises rates as expected next year, the amount nearly doubles to $23.1 billion."
From 2008 to 2015, the Fed purchased over $4 trillion worth of bonds to stimulate growth in the economy. Risk markets responded, as is demonstrated by the close correlation between the S&P 500 and growth of the Fed’s balance sheet through its bond purchases.
How can they purchase 4T in bonds? Create the money out of nothing and buy them?
To sterilize the vast sums of money that would otherwise circulate throughout the economy and cause price inflation, the Fed pays an above-market interest rate of 0.50% to banks on reserves, or digital cash, held at the Fed. Currently, banks are holding $2.5 trillion at the Fed and are paid $34.5 million per day in interest.
Aren't they the ones who made money out of nothing to "prop up" the economy? And WTF does sterilize mean exactly? Digital cash? Money that does noooooot exist! That you are paying interest on now. oppsy:eek:
In addition to paying interest on reserves, the Fed conducts daily auctions to drain cash from the economy and maintain a floor on short-term interest rates. These reverse repo operations pay 0.25% and have averaged $154 billion per day since the Fed raised rates on December 16. Drain cash from the economy that they just put into it with the 4T they made out of nothing except you are paying back the interest in real money. What's wrong with that picture?
The sheer audacity of that statement alone is outlandish.
What is the interest rate(s) you are now paying the rich people who made money out of nothing compounded over the course of this next business cycle? Article says it is already 154 billion a day that they are repo'ing.
Money out of nothing now getting paid back 154 billion per day real sheeple of the herd dollars in interest they are paying on all of the crazy stuff they bought with their new "money". Better get a clue people!;)
After six years of near-zero interest rates, the Fed is in uncharted territory. Never before has a central bank attempted to raise rates after having provided so much stimulus and expanding its balance sheet to such a degree. The legacy of the Fed’s quantitative experiment is largess to banks and funds that will likely total $24 billion in 2016.
They have no idea WTF they are doing and there is no oversight, no rules, (THEY make the rules), no government say in what they do or do not do, are you starting to get it now?
Next up is inflation because there has to be. It is part of the business cycle if you don't know what the business cycle is, you can do some research and look it up and educate yourself, especially if you live in the US. OR do you want to continue to be a sheeple of the herd?
"Just like the FED in the US almost. If most people understood that the FED is a privately owned business and not ruled by government I think it would be whole different ballgame in the US but they continue to be the sheeple of the herd and do what they are told because they are information herded to do what the masters want. Good luck with that sheeple!"
Here is link to the article:
http://ift.tt/1Sgnaho
I copied and pasted some of the article here for the thread so I could highlight the outlandishness of what it says. Here you go:
"In 2016, the Federal Reserve will pay at least $12.2 billion to U.S. and foreign banks to keep the money created via its quantitative easing programs out of the economy. If the Fed raises rates as expected next year, the amount nearly doubles to $23.1 billion."
From 2008 to 2015, the Fed purchased over $4 trillion worth of bonds to stimulate growth in the economy. Risk markets responded, as is demonstrated by the close correlation between the S&P 500 and growth of the Fed’s balance sheet through its bond purchases.
How can they purchase 4T in bonds? Create the money out of nothing and buy them?
To sterilize the vast sums of money that would otherwise circulate throughout the economy and cause price inflation, the Fed pays an above-market interest rate of 0.50% to banks on reserves, or digital cash, held at the Fed. Currently, banks are holding $2.5 trillion at the Fed and are paid $34.5 million per day in interest.
Aren't they the ones who made money out of nothing to "prop up" the economy? And WTF does sterilize mean exactly? Digital cash? Money that does noooooot exist! That you are paying interest on now. oppsy:eek:
In addition to paying interest on reserves, the Fed conducts daily auctions to drain cash from the economy and maintain a floor on short-term interest rates. These reverse repo operations pay 0.25% and have averaged $154 billion per day since the Fed raised rates on December 16. Drain cash from the economy that they just put into it with the 4T they made out of nothing except you are paying back the interest in real money. What's wrong with that picture?
The sheer audacity of that statement alone is outlandish.
What is the interest rate(s) you are now paying the rich people who made money out of nothing compounded over the course of this next business cycle? Article says it is already 154 billion a day that they are repo'ing.
Money out of nothing now getting paid back 154 billion per day real sheeple of the herd dollars in interest they are paying on all of the crazy stuff they bought with their new "money". Better get a clue people!;)
After six years of near-zero interest rates, the Fed is in uncharted territory. Never before has a central bank attempted to raise rates after having provided so much stimulus and expanding its balance sheet to such a degree. The legacy of the Fed’s quantitative experiment is largess to banks and funds that will likely total $24 billion in 2016.
They have no idea WTF they are doing and there is no oversight, no rules, (THEY make the rules), no government say in what they do or do not do, are you starting to get it now?
Next up is inflation because there has to be. It is part of the business cycle if you don't know what the business cycle is, you can do some research and look it up and educate yourself, especially if you live in the US. OR do you want to continue to be a sheeple of the herd?
MONEY CREATED OUT OF NOTHING
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