Comments on: FOMC Minutes Bring On the Risk http://dailyreckoning.com/fomc-minutes-bring-on-the-risk/ Entertaining Ideas on the Economy, Markets, Gold, Oil and Investing Strategies. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:59:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: CommonCents http://dailyreckoning.com/fomc-minutes-bring-on-the-risk/#comment-40894 CommonCents Wed, 25 Nov 2009 18:13:12 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=20591#comment-40894 Fed has painted itself into a corner and can't wait for the paint to dry. If they raise rates the collapse in housing will destroy the country as they have bet our future in rising housing prices. If they don't raise the rate they will never fund our debt without further quantitative eas.....oh what the heck is this double talk..........without printing us into oblivion. Hahahaha audit the Fed and what are you going to get........piles of worthless paper. Fed has painted itself into a corner and can’t wait for the paint to dry. If they raise rates the collapse in housing will destroy the country as they have bet our future in rising housing prices. If they don’t raise the rate they will never fund our debt without further quantitative eas…..oh what the heck is this double talk……….without printing us into oblivion.

Hahahaha audit the Fed and what are you going to get……..piles of worthless paper.

]]> By: sierra http://dailyreckoning.com/fomc-minutes-bring-on-the-risk/#comment-40890 sierra Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:36:12 +0000 http://dailyreckoning.com/?p=20591#comment-40890 When the financial markets have the courage to face the fact that interest rates must inevitably rise, we will have those rates rise. As soon as they do, the same characters in the financial world will scram bloody murder to lower rates. We need more than a repeal of the FED Act of 1913; we need to take away the notion that corporations are "individuals." As far as the dollar is concerned (and I'm no fan) there is no other "big dawg" on the block....they are all (the other dogs) full of economic fleas to be depended on. Happy Holiday (Black Friday!) When the financial markets have the courage to face the fact that interest rates must inevitably rise, we will have those rates rise.
As soon as they do, the same characters in the financial world will scram bloody murder to lower rates.

We need more than a repeal of the FED Act of 1913; we need to take away the notion that corporations are “individuals.”

As far as the dollar is concerned (and I’m no fan) there is no other “big dawg” on the block….they are all (the other dogs) full of economic fleas to be depended on.

Happy Holiday (Black Friday!)

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