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Case Against The Fed. Fed BalanceSheet vs. Stock Market; Will QE Cause Inflation? Fed BalanceSheet vs. Stock Market. The risk premiums of risky securities have become unsustainably compressed in the process, and the Feds balancesheet has metastasized to $3.5 Abolish The Fed Sign the Petition.
Case Against The Fed. Reader Question: Does the Fed BalanceSheet Properly Reflect QE Announcements? The feds balancesheet doesnt reflect it. The balancesheet was up $720 billion from Aug 1, 2012 to Aug 1, 2013 ($309B in treasuries and $393B in MBS) but that is only $60B per month. Home Builders.
Case Against The Fed. Bernanke says the US economy is solid enough that the Fed can begin tapering its balancesheet purchases later this year. Given the stock and bond market bubbles the Fed has created, the Fed of course should taper (not that it should ever have expanded its balancesheet in the first place).
Case Against The Fed. An alleged "worst case scenario" shows the FHA could lose as much as $115 Billion. Since these worst case scenarios are always famously optimistic, the best course of action would be to shut the agency down. 2011-04-23: Syndicated Interview on Canadian Radio - My Segment Starts 29:31.
Case Against The Fed. It can increase buying appetite on the upside (limited information gives us greater scope to assume best-case scenarios) and it hurts prices on the way down (uncertainty rises dramatically and worst-case scenarios become plausible). Perhaps last week was a case in point. Home Builders.
Case Against The Fed. Of course that assertion itself is another prediction. Its monetary importance, which has established and manifested itself in the course of the past several centuries, is in the process of being rediscovered. 2011-04-23: Syndicated Interview on Canadian Radio - My Segment Starts 29:31.
We taught lending officers how to talk to businesses that were afraid that taking debt onto their balancesheets was riskier than maintaining a flat-growth business. We taught journalists how to interview entrepreneurs and elicit their stories of growth. The primary ingredient for sustaining growth is, of course, growth itself.
Case Against The Fed. Participants also described their views regarding the appropriate path of the Federal Reserves balancesheet. This is all meaningless of course, but at least you know what they are thinking. 2011-04-23: Syndicated Interview on Canadian Radio - My Segment Starts 29:31. Home Builders.
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