zubs said:But I thought J powell made borrowing so cheap that corporations will just issue bonds to pay back the ones that are due now.
zubs said:Yes we suffered through this same type of unlimited money printing back in 2010.....so are we now due for 10 years of increasing real estate and stock prices?...Issue low interest bonds to buy your own stock to goose up stock prices? Where will it end? DOW 50,000!!!
I haven't heard "DON'T FIGHT THE FED" for about 8 years now, but you see it popping up again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nlvk7qFHTw
Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
aquabliss said:Toilet Paper is now pretty easy to find but Bounty Select-A-Size Paper Towels... good luck!
Kenkoko said:Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
Japan is showing us what our future looks like. Japan's nation debt to GDP ratio is 279.34% while the United States is 111.41%.
I remember Trump floating the idea of US going negative interest rate back in Jan or Feb?
Kenkoko said:Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
Japan is showing us what our future looks like. Japan's nation debt to GDP ratio is 279.34% while the United States is 111.41%.
I remember Trump floating the idea of US going negative interest rate back in Jan or Feb?
Compressed-Village said:Kenkoko said:Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
Japan is showing us what our future looks like. Japan's nation debt to GDP ratio is 279.34% while the United States is 111.41%.
I remember Trump floating the idea of US going negative interest rate back in Jan or Feb?
While I think Trump has some good ideas, many of his is bad to counter. Like, he have the total authority over the States, to call for end lock down. Luckily, the written constitutions prevents this from happenning and proven Governor's has the authority over their states and not his to call. I wish there is a written constitutions for everything, to prevent bad decisions but there isn't. Just like going negative interest policy (NIRP). That will put a nail in the coffins for old folks. Then, I would think that his base would completely evaporate. Negative interest rate is bad, bad, and bad. It then better to print money to no ends and buying everything and anything. This is exactly what the FED is doing rather than NIRP. Screwed it, if you can't fight the FED, join the FED.
USCTrojanCPA said:Kenkoko said:Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
Japan is showing us what our future looks like. Japan's nation debt to GDP ratio is 279.34% while the United States is 111.41%.
I remember Trump floating the idea of US going negative interest rate back in Jan or Feb?
Agree, we will become Japan 2.0 but with higher population growth.
irvinehomeowner said:USCTrojanCPA said:Kenkoko said:Compressed-Village said:My questions is when will the printing press stop and what will be the implications of these actions? Will our children have to work for nothing in the future to pay for these debts because all of these free money has to be monetized and pay for somehow?
Every actions will have a equal and opposite reactions, and I don't know when it will explode again with these free money. Seem like one explosion will be follow by a greater explosion.
Japan is showing us what our future looks like. Japan's nation debt to GDP ratio is 279.34% while the United States is 111.41%.
I remember Trump floating the idea of US going negative interest rate back in Jan or Feb?
Agree, we will become Japan 2.0 but with higher population growth.
How many times have you said this? I don't think we can compare countries in this or any other manner.
OCtoSV said:Such an interesting compare. Japan has the 1st world's tightest immigration, which if they loosened would drive growth, and most immigration would be semi to highly skilled. Largest target would likely be India as the Japanese are great admirers of Indian software prowess and overall schooling philosophy. Tough to attract other "Asian" cultures due to extreme Japanese racism towards those cultures.
Can the Fed execute their debt mopping-up in the same manner the BOJ has for 30 yrs?
OCtoSV said:Such an interesting compare. Japan has the 1st world's tightest immigration, which if they loosened would drive growth, and most immigration would be semi to highly skilled. Largest target would likely be India as the Japanese are great admirers of Indian software prowess and overall schooling philosophy. Tough to attract other "Asian" cultures due to extreme Japanese racism towards those cultures.
Can the Fed execute their debt mopping-up in the same manner the BOJ has for 30 yrs?