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Everything User ID: 80628258 United States 06/16/2022 04:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Sorry I got a headache These are the times that tries men's and women's souls! May we come though it victorious! |
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User ID: 76735020 United States 06/16/2022 05:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And the "green" shyte started before putin rolled into the Ukraine. The people of the u.s. are generally wasteful. The least educated/new populations litter copiously. People like this won't change their behavior unless forced. These are also the street crime performers, many of whom won't take the clot shot. They know they are unwanted and expendable. All the virtue signaling doesn't change their grasp of reality. And the clotshot has what to do with this? Shill for big pharma? We could stop letting so many in. Monied types, do more of your own scut work until the tech exists/is economical. What has happened is the destruction of the productive segments of society. Reality does have a way of undermining all convenient and otherwise idealisms. Working on it |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77260604 United States 06/16/2022 06:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Powell: Fed 'not trying to induce a recession' with interest rate hikes Quoting: Anon Braveheart “We’re not trying to induce a recession now, let’s be clear about that,” Powell told reporters after the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee raised short term rates by 0.75%. Powell said the Fed’s goal is to depress the rapid pace of inflation closer to its 2% target, all while preserving a “strong” labor market. Forecasts released by the Fed showed confidence in the central bank’s ability to hit both marks, although economists say the task will be tough. Projections from the Fed published Wednesday showed the median official expects interest rates will rise to 3.4% by year-end, well above the 2.5% level that many Fed officials have described as “restrictive” for economic activity. “[G]oing faster and deeper into restrictive territory implies a greater risk of a hard landing,” ING Economics wrote Wednesday afternoon. A “hard landing” outcome would be the opposite of forecasts from the Fed, and may look like a sharp spike in unemployment as the rapid pace of rate hikes halts economic activity. “There’s a pathway here. It is not going to be easy,” Powell said Wednesday. He added that inflation remains the priority, noting that “clearly, people do not like inflation.” [link to finance.yahoo.com (secure)] How does nobody see the problem?? The Inflation is external, China is passing their Inflation off on the USA Increasing Interest will not affect inflation levels or it will make them worse. This. Who also makes most of our stuff? Who also is periodically shutting down because of the virus, whatever that is? Trump said that China is the problem. He wanted to speak witUkraine? Was it really just protecting investments in China and the ukraine? Get Hillary and her state dept protegees away and put some responsible adults on the job. Just because her husband and other men exhibit piggish behavior--I wish they'd stop-- doesn't mean that any kind of virtue-signaling at all will save the day. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80788445 United States 06/16/2022 06:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Housing prices may drop a little, but that will not make them more affordable. Quoting: FastEddyTortuga Higher interest rates will result in higher payments. They are working the problem from the wrong end. They should be increasing supply and productivity. Starting with oil. They are trying to curb demand by raising interest rates. This may reduce demand and therefore prices on some big ticket items like homes, cars, trucks, but it will make none of those things more affordable. The price may be lower, but the payment will be higher. The cost of necessity goods and services that are already in short supply will probably increase if those businesses need to borrow money to operate. They will pass the added cost of interest into their goods and services, especially if demand remains higher than supply. Forcing a decrease in demand for cars, trucks, and luxury goods and services will hurt some businesses, and may cause layoffs and/or business closures, which will cause further harm to the economy. Increasing interest rates during times of supply shortages looks really stupid. While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case. It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else. Wrong Houses worth $200k will no longer be selling for an over inflated $300k. Prices will likely stay the same or even go down. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77260604 United States 06/16/2022 06:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Powell: Fed 'not trying to induce a recession' with interest rate hikes Quoting: Anon Braveheart “We’re not trying to induce a recession now, let’s be clear about that,” Powell told reporters after the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee raised short term rates by 0.75%. Powell said the Fed’s goal is to depress the rapid pace of inflation closer to its 2% target, all while preserving a “strong” labor market. Forecasts released by the Fed showed confidence in the central bank’s ability to hit both marks, although economists say the task will be tough. Projections from the Fed published Wednesday showed the median official expects interest rates will rise to 3.4% by year-end, well above the 2.5% level that many Fed officials have described as “restrictive” for economic activity. “[G]oing faster and deeper into restrictive territory implies a greater risk of a hard landing,” ING Economics wrote Wednesday afternoon. A “hard landing” outcome would be the opposite of forecasts from the Fed, and may look like a sharp spike in unemployment as the rapid pace of rate hikes halts economic activity. “There’s a pathway here. It is not going to be easy,” Powell said Wednesday. He added that inflation remains the priority, noting that “clearly, people do not like inflation.” [link to finance.yahoo.com (secure)] How does nobody see the problem?? The Inflation is external, China is passing their Inflation off on the USA Increasing Interest will not affect inflation levels or it will make them worse. This. Who also makes most of our stuff? Who also is periodically shutting down because of the virus, whatever that is? Trump said that China is the problem. He wanted to speak witUkraine? Was it really just protecting investments in China and the ukraine? Get Hillary and her state dept protegees away and put some responsible adults on the job. Just because her husband and other men exhibit piggish behavior--I wish they'd stop-- doesn't mean that any kind of virtue-signaling at all will save the day. That 5th entry should say, "Trump wanted to speak with Putin." |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 46958473 United States 06/16/2022 07:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Powell: Fed 'not trying to induce a recession' with interest rate hikes Quoting: Anon Braveheart “We’re not trying to induce a recession now, let’s be clear about that,” Powell told reporters after the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee raised short term rates by 0.75%. Powell said the Fed’s goal is to depress the rapid pace of inflation closer to its 2% target, all while preserving a “strong” labor market. Forecasts released by the Fed showed confidence in the central bank’s ability to hit both marks, although economists say the task will be tough. Projections from the Fed published Wednesday showed the median official expects interest rates will rise to 3.4% by year-end, well above the 2.5% level that many Fed officials have described as “restrictive” for economic activity. “[G]oing faster and deeper into restrictive territory implies a greater risk of a hard landing,” ING Economics wrote Wednesday afternoon. A “hard landing” outcome would be the opposite of forecasts from the Fed, and may look like a sharp spike in unemployment as the rapid pace of rate hikes halts economic activity. “There’s a pathway here. It is not going to be easy,” Powell said Wednesday. He added that inflation remains the priority, noting that “clearly, people do not like inflation.” [link to finance.yahoo.com (secure)] They will probably start rigging the CPI stats soon to deceive the public that inflation is falling in advance of the midterms. They will start rigging other economic results as well. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78914005 United States 06/16/2022 07:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Housing prices may drop a little, but that will not make them more affordable. Quoting: FastEddyTortuga Higher interest rates will result in higher payments. They are working the problem from the wrong end. They should be increasing supply and productivity. Starting with oil. They are trying to curb demand by raising interest rates. This may reduce demand and therefore prices on some big ticket items like homes, cars, trucks, but it will make none of those things more affordable. The price may be lower, but the payment will be higher. The cost of necessity goods and services that are already in short supply will probably increase if those businesses need to borrow money to operate. They will pass the added cost of interest into their goods and services, especially if demand remains higher than supply. Forcing a decrease in demand for cars, trucks, and luxury goods and services will hurt some businesses, and may cause layoffs and/or business closures, which will cause further harm to the economy. Increasing interest rates during times of supply shortages looks really stupid. While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case. It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else. ALL of this is intentional. It is planned. They created inflation intentionally. They want to push their radical agendas and they don’t care who gets harmed. Even after the coming Re[iblican blowout, they will continue with executive order —- remember Obama’s phone and pen. Don’t underestimate the damage they can do. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76811228 United States 06/16/2022 07:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Miami shootout guy locked his thread. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78765019 'Just a shotgun' WILL SAVE YOU. It's proven to be one of the meanest most formidable weapons ever developed in all simulations, plus real world situations. We're talking about real warfare with full autos. no its not, not even close I could take your whole leg off at 300 yards with my AR-10 a shotgun wouldnt even hit me a 300 yd shot is a lot harder than it sounds.... at 50yds or less a shotgun is a no brainer! |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 83675680 06/16/2022 07:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Powell: Fed 'not trying to induce a recession' with interest rate hikes Quoting: Anon Braveheart “We’re not trying to induce a recession now, let’s be clear about that,” Powell told reporters after the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee raised short term rates by 0.75%. Powell said the Fed’s goal is to depress the rapid pace of inflation closer to its 2% target, all while preserving a “strong” labor market. Forecasts released by the Fed showed confidence in the central bank’s ability to hit both marks, although economists say the task will be tough. Projections from the Fed published Wednesday showed the median official expects interest rates will rise to 3.4% by year-end, well above the 2.5% level that many Fed officials have described as “restrictive” for economic activity. “[G]oing faster and deeper into restrictive territory implies a greater risk of a hard landing,” ING Economics wrote Wednesday afternoon. A “hard landing” outcome would be the opposite of forecasts from the Fed, and may look like a sharp spike in unemployment as the rapid pace of rate hikes halts economic activity. “There’s a pathway here. It is not going to be easy,” Powell said Wednesday. He added that inflation remains the priority, noting that “clearly, people do not like inflation.” [link to finance.yahoo.com (secure)] What a stupid juvenile thing to say. This guy is running the show? Volcker must be turning over in his grave and Greenspan is looking for his. |
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User ID: 82091198 United States 06/16/2022 07:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Raise interest rates and make the dollar weaker even faster:( John 8:49 Jesus answered, I have not a devil; but I honour my Father, and ye do dishonour me. 8:50 And I seek not mine own glory: there is one that seeketh and judgeth. 8:51 Verily, verily, I say unto you, If a man keep my saying, he shall never see death. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 67904014 United States 06/16/2022 08:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Housing prices may drop a little, but that will not make them more affordable. Quoting: FastEddyTortuga Higher interest rates will result in higher payments. They are working the problem from the wrong end. They should be increasing supply and productivity. Starting with oil. They are trying to curb demand by raising interest rates. This may reduce demand and therefore prices on some big ticket items like homes, cars, trucks, but it will make none of those things more affordable. The price may be lower, but the payment will be higher. The cost of necessity goods and services that are already in short supply will probably increase if those businesses need to borrow money to operate. They will pass the added cost of interest into their goods and services, especially if demand remains higher than supply. Forcing a decrease in demand for cars, trucks, and luxury goods and services will hurt some businesses, and may cause layoffs and/or business closures, which will cause further harm to the economy. Increasing interest rates during times of supply shortages looks really stupid. While our government appears to be incompetent, I am starting to think the opposite may be the case. It looks more like they want to completely destroy America in order to rebuild it as something else. Wrong Houses worth $200k will no longer be selling for an over inflated $300k. Prices will likely stay the same or even go down. At 17% you wont be able to afford the payment....Unless your sitting on cash. |
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