FED: Kudlow: Is Ben Bernanke Generating the Mother of All Bubbles?

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Well, well, well. Larry "Goldilocks economy, King Dollar, Greenspan is Maestro, there is no Bubble" Kudlow is questioning whether or not the Fed is creating a bubble. Where did he get this bat-shit crazy idea? :rolleyes:

A day late, and ten trillion dollars short, Larry.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/49247308

In his attempts to stimulate the economy, has Ben Bernanke left investors facing the worst bubble of all time?

Many Republicans sure think so, they've been skeptical of the Fed policies with Mitt Romney clearly stating that if elected he would replace the Fed chairman.

Fiscal conservatives worry that the unprecedented bond buying programs have artificially manipulated the economy and the market and they say eventually it will all come crashing down like a house of cards.

Not only do opponents argue that the Fed has laid the groundwork for inflation they also say by artificially driving down interest rates, the Fed artificially drove demand for stocks higher.
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Larry Kudlow and others worry that as a result, the market is in a terrible bubble and the pop will be substantial and wide ranging.
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And this, my friends, is the most beautiful irony that the laws of entropy have ever bestowed upon the righteous and productive.

Either that or it's all part of the NWO plan. Right down to the argument that putting the warmongers in charge of everything will result in the peace we crave. Which, of course, it won't.

'There is one rule that works in every calamity be it pestilence, war or famine, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The poor even help arrange it.'--Will Rogers

They've got their line of crap ready. It not only covers throwing the blame elsewhere, but it explains how no one but the IMF could possibly give us an inflation-proof currency. And we had better be ready to expose those lies--and good at it too.
 
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Although I think WW3 is well under way - entropy need not be MAD war. See; our financial system and the enourmous powers it is concetrating. It never has, nor will ever, last.

Either that or it's all part of the NWO plan. Right down to the argument that putting the warmongers in charge of everything will result in the peace we crave. Which, of course, it won't.
 
That's been going on for years. Currency wars preclude shooting wars and the currency wars have been into FULL OUT mode for half a decade.

Iran is experiencing hyperinflation as we speak. Real currency melt down. Foreign sanctions have delevered Iran from credit in Internatinal markets (liquid credit is a MAJOR currency, across the board and around the world). Irans only competitive edge then becomes weakness (international economics) - kind of messed up if you ask me.

So Iran then papers over it's paper problems - it's people suffer. Being Persian and generally advanced - the Iranian people are prepared. They hold gold. A solid deal, per capita.

Iran continues to chug forwards, offering gold (and some euro) for oil. But it's currency is in shambles.

Rothchild banking strikes again.






Currency wars, for sure.
 
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Iran continues to chug forwards, offering gold (and some euro) for oil. But it's currency is in shambles.

Rothchild banking strikes again.

Um, I think you mean offering oil for gold (or maybe euros). And who can blame them, under the circumstances?

While making some more totalitarian.

...and making sure others are replaced by something more totalitarian.
 
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Yes, I did mean that. Thank you.

Iran holds enough gold in general to get through a currency crisis. That was my broader point. Thanks for the correction.

:D

Um, I think you mean offering oil for gold (or maybe euros). And who can blame them, under the circumstances?



...and making sure others are replaced by something more totalitarian.
 
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