JEROME POWELL GETS THE MESSAGE

After yesterday’s Federal Reserve Meeting, Jerome Powell completed his one month transformation from an independent hawkish Chairman trying to do what is right for the country to a weak kneed Wall Street lackey doing their bidding, just as Yellen, Bernanke and Greenspan had done before. It appears he was summoned to a dark room about a month ago and given a talking to. Much like this speech.

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Donkey Balls
Donkey Balls
January 31, 2019 8:47 am

Why, are we QE’ing again?

Anonym
Anonym
January 31, 2019 8:50 am

The FED is a curse, fiat money is a curse.

these shyster bankers have raised the prime rate to just over 2.5%, but we peon still see 0.01% on our savings, why?

why has the interest rates the banks pay to their customers (who afford the banks the capital to lend) been kept at close to zero, while it rises for them?

are bankers better than us?
don’t answer that, it will only divide us.

Roy Batty
Roy Batty
  Anonym
January 31, 2019 8:53 am

The FED IS a curse. But there are plenty of banks paying around 2% for a money market account.

Anonymous
Anonymous
  Anonym
January 31, 2019 9:19 am

I assume these are all rhetorical questions? In the “old days” (10 years ago) I’d be making $100k in ‘risk free’ income in bank CD’s … ezy peezy retirement … no longer.

GoneWest
GoneWest
  Anonym
January 31, 2019 2:03 pm

why has the interest rates the banks pay to their customers (who afford the banks the capital to lend) been kept at close to zero, while it rises for them?

To push you into US Treasuries which are yielding around 2.5%. Gotta fund the deficit.

Pequiste
Pequiste
January 31, 2019 9:53 am

One of cinema’s great moments from a legendary film with several great moments.
Ned Beatty got paid back in spades for his humiliation in “Deliverance” with this towering role.

Jerry Powell didn’t get hauled into the Boardroom anytime in the recent past. He got his speech and branding the day he graduated from Georgetown Law or no later than his employment with The Carlyle Group. He’s a quiet insider who knows how the Beast is supposed to work, and who he works for.

He is simply a tool of The Evil Fuckers.

GoneWest
GoneWest
  Administrator
January 31, 2019 2:05 pm

What they really meant to say: There are more hard assets in America that we can still buy up so we aren’t going to crash the markets and reset the debt until we own all the assets.

Uncola
Uncola
January 31, 2019 3:47 pm

Dammit, Jim! I forgot all about Ned Beatty’s monologue from Network. Between that scene and the one from Deliverance, his versatility in playing offensively and defensively is beyond dispute.

What sucks is this: Instead of my 4,000-word essay to be posted here tomorrow, I might as well have saved the time this week and just put up the text from that video above.

Oh well, a little redundancy never harmed anyone; except, perhaps, in the voting booth?

TC
TC
January 31, 2019 4:21 pm

Trump is a great negotiator. +1000 points on the Dow Jones and it only cost him a military intervention in Venezuela on behalf of Israel and caving on the wall.