Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Quantitative easing
Well, QE has hit Europe to the tune of 1 trillion euros. The European Central Bank will be purchasing 60 billion euros in bonds per month through September 2016. The markets are reacting quite well to this news. Our recovery has been so far ahead of Europe that they are adopting our polices. Once again, the good old USA is leading the way.
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I wonder if they EU is going to suffer the same doom and gloom that was predicted for us?
Curious how the EU followed the path that the doom and gloomers in our country wanted to take... look what happened to them. The advantage the EU has, that we did not.... is the USA is now moving toward full recovery. We did not have a global economic power house like our country to buy our goods and services... That is a huge benefit that we did not have, that the EU will have to help out their recovery. Thank you to Mr. Ben Bernanke! |
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I don't have a clue what you are talking about. This must be some political rhetoric that I haven't been exposed to.
What is Quantitative easing? It makes me guess that it is printing money with no backing or issuing bonds with no backing. Or borrowing money from oneself? Here is what I found. http://useconomy.about.com/od/glossa...ive-Easing.htm This paragraph below is within the article linked above.....Kinda scary to ME. Where does the money come from to purchase these assets? The Fed has the ability to simply create it. This unique ability is a function of all central banks. It has the same effect as printing money. The asset purchases are done by the Trading Desk at the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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Bernie Madoff, as long as he was getting fresh money, (his form of Quantitative Easing) was paying double digit interest rates and we all know how that ended. This is much the same. However you will never convince a Keynesian that this is bad. They will tell you look at the stock market. I used to have the risk of deflation risk pegged at about 5%. I now have it at 50%. I believe that you can't spend more than you take in. But watch how many people are going to call me a doomsday nut for taking that position.
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Towards the end of last year the Fed announced the end of its 6 year Quantitative Easing program.
Now it's Europe's turn. |
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This topic could easily head down a political discussion path. Please keep topic off of political discussions.
Thanks TOTV Team |
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