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  • September 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Federal Reserve Buys More Than 100% of Mortgages Issued in 2009 #462097
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yes we all know this. There is no secondary market and has not been for quite awhile. I would not expect a secondary market for awhile either. I do not believe the entity matters do you? The fed… Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Barney Frank…

    No matter what happens, the govt is ultimately going to have to be the secondary market for quite awhile because the market will crash if it was gone.[/quote]
    Hasn’t the Fed said they are going to stop buying MBS cold turkey come next March? Or was it Jan? I thought that was what Ramsey Su said in his article a while back. When that happens (I suppose you are saying it wont), the whole house of cards falls down.

    So the way I see it, the current administration is indebted to the Federal Reserve to keep this charade going. Anyone actually think Ron Paul’s will actually get his way and we’ll have oversight on the Fed?

    September 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Federal Reserve Buys More Than 100% of Mortgages Issued in 2009 #462292
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yes we all know this. There is no secondary market and has not been for quite awhile. I would not expect a secondary market for awhile either. I do not believe the entity matters do you? The fed… Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Barney Frank…

    No matter what happens, the govt is ultimately going to have to be the secondary market for quite awhile because the market will crash if it was gone.[/quote]
    Hasn’t the Fed said they are going to stop buying MBS cold turkey come next March? Or was it Jan? I thought that was what Ramsey Su said in his article a while back. When that happens (I suppose you are saying it wont), the whole house of cards falls down.

    So the way I see it, the current administration is indebted to the Federal Reserve to keep this charade going. Anyone actually think Ron Paul’s will actually get his way and we’ll have oversight on the Fed?

    September 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Federal Reserve Buys More Than 100% of Mortgages Issued in 2009 #462637
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yes we all know this. There is no secondary market and has not been for quite awhile. I would not expect a secondary market for awhile either. I do not believe the entity matters do you? The fed… Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Barney Frank…

    No matter what happens, the govt is ultimately going to have to be the secondary market for quite awhile because the market will crash if it was gone.[/quote]
    Hasn’t the Fed said they are going to stop buying MBS cold turkey come next March? Or was it Jan? I thought that was what Ramsey Su said in his article a while back. When that happens (I suppose you are saying it wont), the whole house of cards falls down.

    So the way I see it, the current administration is indebted to the Federal Reserve to keep this charade going. Anyone actually think Ron Paul’s will actually get his way and we’ll have oversight on the Fed?

    September 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Federal Reserve Buys More Than 100% of Mortgages Issued in 2009 #462709
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yes we all know this. There is no secondary market and has not been for quite awhile. I would not expect a secondary market for awhile either. I do not believe the entity matters do you? The fed… Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Barney Frank…

    No matter what happens, the govt is ultimately going to have to be the secondary market for quite awhile because the market will crash if it was gone.[/quote]
    Hasn’t the Fed said they are going to stop buying MBS cold turkey come next March? Or was it Jan? I thought that was what Ramsey Su said in his article a while back. When that happens (I suppose you are saying it wont), the whole house of cards falls down.

    So the way I see it, the current administration is indebted to the Federal Reserve to keep this charade going. Anyone actually think Ron Paul’s will actually get his way and we’ll have oversight on the Fed?

    September 29, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Federal Reserve Buys More Than 100% of Mortgages Issued in 2009 #462915
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=SD Realtor]Yes we all know this. There is no secondary market and has not been for quite awhile. I would not expect a secondary market for awhile either. I do not believe the entity matters do you? The fed… Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Barney Frank…

    No matter what happens, the govt is ultimately going to have to be the secondary market for quite awhile because the market will crash if it was gone.[/quote]
    Hasn’t the Fed said they are going to stop buying MBS cold turkey come next March? Or was it Jan? I thought that was what Ramsey Su said in his article a while back. When that happens (I suppose you are saying it wont), the whole house of cards falls down.

    So the way I see it, the current administration is indebted to the Federal Reserve to keep this charade going. Anyone actually think Ron Paul’s will actually get his way and we’ll have oversight on the Fed?

    September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM in reply to: OT: Get vaccinated or get fired #462092
    ralphfurley
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    Roll up your sleeves slaves!

    September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM in reply to: OT: Get vaccinated or get fired #462287
    ralphfurley
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    Roll up your sleeves slaves!

    September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM in reply to: OT: Get vaccinated or get fired #462632
    ralphfurley
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    Roll up your sleeves slaves!

    September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM in reply to: OT: Get vaccinated or get fired #462704
    ralphfurley
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    Roll up your sleeves slaves!

    September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM in reply to: OT: Get vaccinated or get fired #462910
    ralphfurley
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    Roll up your sleeves slaves!

    September 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM in reply to: Dollar Dropping #457809
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=partypup]For my part, I am currently investigating a 6 acre parcel of farm land in CO with abundant water rights (river runs right through the property). The climate is mild and ripe for growing half of the year, and the winter brings fresh water to the valley form the snow pack. The community is small, progressive and very close-knit. I don’t have the the funds I need to buy it just yet, but I anticipate that come 2010 the dollar panic will push my metals where I need them so I can cash out the majority of them, buy my land, build a large storage shed for my food and other necessities so that I will have limited dependence on the world outside my bunker.
    [/quote]
    Colorado heh? You’ll be the first one thrown in Denver International Airport.

    September 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM in reply to: Dollar Dropping #458000
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=partypup]For my part, I am currently investigating a 6 acre parcel of farm land in CO with abundant water rights (river runs right through the property). The climate is mild and ripe for growing half of the year, and the winter brings fresh water to the valley form the snow pack. The community is small, progressive and very close-knit. I don’t have the the funds I need to buy it just yet, but I anticipate that come 2010 the dollar panic will push my metals where I need them so I can cash out the majority of them, buy my land, build a large storage shed for my food and other necessities so that I will have limited dependence on the world outside my bunker.
    [/quote]
    Colorado heh? You’ll be the first one thrown in Denver International Airport.

    September 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM in reply to: Dollar Dropping #458336
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=partypup]For my part, I am currently investigating a 6 acre parcel of farm land in CO with abundant water rights (river runs right through the property). The climate is mild and ripe for growing half of the year, and the winter brings fresh water to the valley form the snow pack. The community is small, progressive and very close-knit. I don’t have the the funds I need to buy it just yet, but I anticipate that come 2010 the dollar panic will push my metals where I need them so I can cash out the majority of them, buy my land, build a large storage shed for my food and other necessities so that I will have limited dependence on the world outside my bunker.
    [/quote]
    Colorado heh? You’ll be the first one thrown in Denver International Airport.

    September 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM in reply to: Dollar Dropping #458406
    ralphfurley
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    [quote=partypup]For my part, I am currently investigating a 6 acre parcel of farm land in CO with abundant water rights (river runs right through the property). The climate is mild and ripe for growing half of the year, and the winter brings fresh water to the valley form the snow pack. The community is small, progressive and very close-knit. I don’t have the the funds I need to buy it just yet, but I anticipate that come 2010 the dollar panic will push my metals where I need them so I can cash out the majority of them, buy my land, build a large storage shed for my food and other necessities so that I will have limited dependence on the world outside my bunker.
    [/quote]
    Colorado heh? You’ll be the first one thrown in Denver International Airport.

    September 17, 2009 at 7:51 AM in reply to: Dollar Dropping #458596
    ralphfurley
    Participant

    [quote=partypup]For my part, I am currently investigating a 6 acre parcel of farm land in CO with abundant water rights (river runs right through the property). The climate is mild and ripe for growing half of the year, and the winter brings fresh water to the valley form the snow pack. The community is small, progressive and very close-knit. I don’t have the the funds I need to buy it just yet, but I anticipate that come 2010 the dollar panic will push my metals where I need them so I can cash out the majority of them, buy my land, build a large storage shed for my food and other necessities so that I will have limited dependence on the world outside my bunker.
    [/quote]
    Colorado heh? You’ll be the first one thrown in Denver International Airport.

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