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Not if the people get behind the impeachment of Donald Trump. I doubt if many people can ignore all the glaring ethical and perhaps criminal problems this man has surrounding him. The Republicans will have to get on board if there is solid evidence against Donald Trump.
Pure " Magical Thinking " ----- must be a flashback from your days as a 1960`s LSD taking protester .
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Is that the best you / Chi as one in the same can come up with ?
Pretty lame even for you two . You are like the Holy Trinity only you are two persons in one instead of three . Amen


I've never met or even heard of Chi before coming here...but I've come to appreciate his intelligence.

Yours?

Not so much.


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Really! Could not have said it better. Has any president EVER had a post election RALLY!!!!!!!
Yes . Bill Clinton and His Majesty The Anointed One held rallies
all the time .
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I've never met or even heard of Chi before coming here...but I've come to appreciate his intelligence.

Yours?

Not so much.


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We are still waiting for you to dazzle us by disclosing your level of education , the field of educational concentration and the career
experience you attained . Hello ? Hello ? Hello ?
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We are still waiting for you to dazzle us by disclosing your level of education , the field of educational concentration and the career
experience you attained . Hello ? Hello ? Hello ?
Lennie Small wants us to tell him about the rabbits again.


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Old 02-18-2017, 01:03 PM
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It's actually up because the Fed wants it up. The Fed gives the banks money so they can buy stocks and keep the prices up. They do the same with bonds, give the banks money to buy bonds.

Our economy is a giant Ponzi. Bubble after bubble blown by the central banks. It's in a depression that has been whitewashed with a $ trillion a year in debt.

50 million on food stamps who would have been standing in a 9,500 mile long soup line. Millions and millions homeless or would be without government housing or section 8. The REAL...un-seasonally adjusted, without the "out of the workforce" BS, would be as high as the 30s depression.

You keep THINKING you know what's going on.

It WON'T get better because America is sliding into the 3rd world. Minorities are taking over and everyone knows that they're NEVER successful...anywhere. They are breeding us out. They WILL destroy the country.
I must have graduated with an MBA and a BA from institutions led by professors whose education and experience was outside far outside of the instructors you were taught by .

Also my 35 years in the banking and finance industries must have been at institutions which operated in some type of alternative business universe than your career was spent in .
" Feds don`t give money to banks so they can buy stocks ". Feds don`t " give " money to banks period ! Just not enough room for me to try to begin to explain how incorrrect you are on this one .
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We are still waiting for you to dazzle us by disclosing your level of education , the field of educational concentration and the career
experience you attained . Hello ? Hello ? Hello ?
Managed 200+ employees, capital and expense budgets close to $75M...in an extremely harsh & tough industry.

Let's just say, I know how to actually get things done.

Not surprised in the least though...that you were a pencil-pusher.

Googling my real name and industry, show articles of me on the entire first page....as I just tried it.

Sorry to make you even more insecure.



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Old 02-18-2017, 04:15 PM
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Managed 200+ employees, capital and expense budgets close to $75M...in an extremely harsh & tough industry.

Let's just say, I know how to actually get things done.

Not surprised in the least though...that you were a pencil-pusher.

Googling my real name and industry, show articles of me on the entire first page....as I just tried it.

Sorry to make you even more insecure.



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All of that and yet, you still didn't answer his question. How fortunate for you.
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managed 200+ employees, capital and expense budgets close to $75m...in an extremely harsh & tough industry.

Let's just say, i know how to actually get things done.

not surprised in the least though...that you were a pencil-pusher.

Googling my real name and industry, show articles of me on the entire first page....as i just tried it.

Sorry to make you even more insecure. :d



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you still are avoiding stating the facts --- most likely you worked some form of a government job something that contributed nothing but just expanded the swamp your enitre life . And your education ? Tell us about your lack of a solid education ! Little bit of a man and
no doubt " little where it counts " for a man !!
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What we are seeing here folks is the complete meltdown of a total bully and a loser .
He can more than dish it out but he offers no tangible defense or justification to support why anyone on this site should listen to anything he has to say .

Enjoy your final evening having anyone paying any attention to you . Tomorrow we freeze you out and no one will bother to respond to you . You will be culled from the heard . So try your best in the time remaining to you .
Tomorrow you become a persona-non-grata on this site .
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I must have graduated with an MBA and a BA from institutions led by professors whose education and experience was outside far outside of the instructors you were taught by .

Also my 35 years in the banking and finance industries must have been at institutions which operated in some type of alternative business universe than your career was spent in .
" Feds don`t give money to banks so they can buy stocks ". Feds don`t " give " money to banks period ! Just not enough room for me to try to begin to explain how incorrrect you are on this one .
Well I don't know what you did or where you went to school but...

Federal Reserve Raises Rates on Reserves: Why It'''s Giving Away Money | Fortune.com

The Fed is PAYING the banks now...

"But after the Fed has spent years buying up government debt of various maturities as well as mortgage-backed securities in order to drive down long-term interest rates, the banking system is awash with a huge number of excess reserves. To drain those reserves, the Fed would have to sell a good portion of those bonds. That would likely drive up interest rates—particularly long-term and mortgage rates—higher than the Fed would like. So instead of draining the reserves, the Fed has decided to pay a higher interest rate on those deposits."

The Fed Raises Rates...By Paying the Banks | Common Dreams

"As a result of its quantitative easing programs, the Fed dramatically expanded its holding of assets. At the end of 2008, it owned less than half a trillion dollars in Treasury securities and no mortgage-backed securities. By November 2015, it held $2.5 trillion in Treasuries and $1.8 trillion in mortgage-backed securities. Because buying all these securities meant that the Fed’s checks became reserves for the banks, and because the banks were paid for keeping these reserves with the Fed, excess reserves ballooned to $2.5 trillion."

"It seems that the Fed has backed itself into a corner, where the only way to raise the federal funds rate is to increase its payments to financial institutions. With reserves held at the Fed equal to $2.6 trillion"

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The "effective funds rate" is currently zero...the Fed is GIVING the banks money.

Things have changed since you were in banking...

Are Banks Borrowing from the Fed at Low Interest and Making Money Buying U.S. Treasuries? | PBS NewsHour

"BY Murrey Jacobson May 20, 2010 at 10:14 AM EST

Question: I read recently that the “big banks” are borrowing from the Fed at 0.1 percent and buying U.S. Treasuries with the borrowed funds, thereby collecting around 3 percent. Can this possibly be true?"

It's effectively free money from the Fed.

what is POMO federal reserve - Google Search

"DEFINITION of 'Permanent Open Market Operations - POMO' When the Federal Reserve buys or sells securities outright in order to permanently add or drain the reserves available to the U.S. banking system."

Urban Dictionary: POMO


Top Definition
POMO
Short for Permanent Open Market Operations.

The mechanism by which the Federal Reserve manipulates the stock market.
It is no secret that the Federal Reserve, and its now semi-daily interventions in market liquidity via POMO, is rather hell bent on creating the illusion that the economy is alive and well courtesy of a ramping stock market.

Do you want more? Or have I made my point?
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COME on Loser CNM : Tell us about your education and your highest job title and the name of the last company you worked for .
Stop avoiding the questions .

There are clearly several reasons why you are avoiding the issue . Man-up ! and share the wonderment of you the Big Man in all the glory of your accomplishments .
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Well I don't know what you did or where you went to school but...

Federal Reserve Raises Rates on Reserves: Why It'''s Giving Away Money | Fortune.com

The Fed is PAYING the banks now...

"But after the Fed has spent years buying up government debt of various maturities as well as mortgage-backed securities in order to drive down long-term interest rates, the banking system is awash with a huge number of excess reserves. To drain those reserves, the Fed would have to sell a good portion of those bonds. That would likely drive up interest rates—particularly long-term and mortgage rates—higher than the Fed would like. So instead of draining the reserves, the Fed has decided to pay a higher interest rate on those deposits."

The Fed Raises Rates...By Paying the Banks | Common Dreams

"As a result of its quantitative easing programs, the Fed dramatically expanded its holding of assets. At the end of 2008, it owned less than half a trillion dollars in Treasury securities and no mortgage-backed securities. By November 2015, it held $2.5 trillion in Treasuries and $1.8 trillion in mortgage-backed securities. Because buying all these securities meant that the Fed’s checks became reserves for the banks, and because the banks were paid for keeping these reserves with the Fed, excess reserves ballooned to $2.5 trillion."

"It seems that the Fed has backed itself into a corner, where the only way to raise the federal funds rate is to increase its payments to financial institutions. With reserves held at the Fed equal to $2.6 trillion"

The Villages Florida

The "effective funds rate" is currently zero...the Fed is GIVING the banks money.

Things have changed since you were in banking...

Are Banks Borrowing from the Fed at Low Interest and Making Money Buying U.S. Treasuries? | PBS NewsHour

"BY Murrey Jacobson May 20, 2010 at 10:14 AM EST

Question: I read recently that the “big banks” are borrowing from the Fed at 0.1 percent and buying U.S. Treasuries with the borrowed funds, thereby collecting around 3 percent. Can this possibly be true?"

It's effectively free money from the Fed.

what is POMO federal reserve - Google Search

"DEFINITION of 'Permanent Open Market Operations - POMO' When the Federal Reserve buys or sells securities outright in order to permanently add or drain the reserves available to the U.S. banking system."

Urban Dictionary: POMO


Top Definition
POMO
Short for Permanent Open Market Operations.

The mechanism by which the Federal Reserve manipulates the stock market.
It is no secret that the Federal Reserve, and its now semi-daily interventions in market liquidity via POMO, is rather hell bent on creating the illusion that the economy is alive and well courtesy of a ramping stock market.

Do you want more? Or have I made my point?
So your cutting and pasting is supposed to prove exactly what point ?
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Old 02-18-2017, 11:02 PM
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Managed 200+ employees, capital and expense budgets close to $75M...in an extremely harsh & tough industry.

Let's just say, I know how to actually get things done.

Not surprised in the least though...that you were a pencil-pusher.

Googling my real name and industry, show articles of me on the entire first page....as I just tried it.

Sorry to make you even more insecure.



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And Walter Mitty led the charge to huge new profits backed by his superior education with a BS in Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Harvard and all the time he heard in his ears " Ta-Poc-e-da, Ta-Poc-e-Da over and over and over again ..............
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Old 02-19-2017, 12:22 AM
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Default Really? I think the stupidest is the Trump supporter....

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Anyone would be better than that muslim we had in the white house that sat down to pee.
must be embarrassing to reveal that you are the exact same
 

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