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jstoesz
ParticipantEugene,
I think what people here, or at least what I am getting at is that your argument is short sighted…
It is using past performance to predict future results.
Just because the 10year is seen as safe, does not mean this will continue. Just because the CPI (check out shadowstats.com for some perspective btw) doesn’t yet show mass inflation, does not mean that it will not in the future.
Just because we have not seen stagflation since the 70’s does not mean it can not come roaring back…
And the table has been set.
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=jstoesz][quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.[/quote]
Do you expect that it will, any time soon? Do you see a mechanism for that?[/quote]
I can not read the future, but when banks do not have to mark to market, they can hold what ever reserves the wish…
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=jstoesz][quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.[/quote]
Do you expect that it will, any time soon? Do you see a mechanism for that?[/quote]
I can not read the future, but when banks do not have to mark to market, they can hold what ever reserves the wish…
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=jstoesz][quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.[/quote]
Do you expect that it will, any time soon? Do you see a mechanism for that?[/quote]
I can not read the future, but when banks do not have to mark to market, they can hold what ever reserves the wish…
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=jstoesz][quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.[/quote]
Do you expect that it will, any time soon? Do you see a mechanism for that?[/quote]
I can not read the future, but when banks do not have to mark to market, they can hold what ever reserves the wish…
Participant[quote=Eugene][quote=jstoesz][quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.[/quote]
Do you expect that it will, any time soon? Do you see a mechanism for that?[/quote]
I can not read the future, but when banks do not have to mark to market, they can hold what ever reserves the wish…
Participant[quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.
Participant[quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.
Participant[quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.
Participant[quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.
Participant[quote=Eugene]
That newly created capital is not used to buy anything yet. It is not in the hands of people who do any real buying. It never leaves the vaults of financial institutions or at least it has not yet.[/quote]Bold is mine.
ParticipantChile…only because the Andes are remarkable, and the Chileans are some of the most friendly to Americans of any people I have met (save Romanians). That and the cheap steak!
ParticipantChile…only because the Andes are remarkable, and the Chileans are some of the most friendly to Americans of any people I have met (save Romanians). That and the cheap steak!
ParticipantChile…only because the Andes are remarkable, and the Chileans are some of the most friendly to Americans of any people I have met (save Romanians). That and the cheap steak!
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