Post by buildthefarm on Nov 20, 2013 21:28:05 GMT -5
traderdannorcini.blogspot.com/2013/11/ecb-to-move-to-negative-interest-rates.html
ok this is great for the stock market, but just one more step towards complete collapse. the ECB is taking a good look at going with negative interest rates. japan has already started this and the US will be putting janet yellen in charge of the FED in january. she is the only proponent of negative interest in the FED farm teams so thats why she got picked i assume.
finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/yellen-fed-dangerous-direction-says-schiff-123524938.html
best i can tell this will cause money to leave banking and go with other investments. great for the stock markets but could potentially cause a banking collapse. and with all of these governments operating their budgets in large part on debt, discouraging investors from buying that debt will not do them much good. its the final push before being forced to raise rates. raising rates will cause inflation to catch up rapidly. if inflation gets too bad they will get scared and try to pull it back but by that time its too late and the whole thing crumbles apart into ablivion.
basically we are one step closer to the violent economic shifts that are coming world wide. this will transition world economies into something different. that is gonna be a horrifying process for most. if you've been putting off anything, i recommend going for it now while its still an option.
ok this is great for the stock market, but just one more step towards complete collapse. the ECB is taking a good look at going with negative interest rates. japan has already started this and the US will be putting janet yellen in charge of the FED in january. she is the only proponent of negative interest in the FED farm teams so thats why she got picked i assume.
finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/yellen-fed-dangerous-direction-says-schiff-123524938.html
best i can tell this will cause money to leave banking and go with other investments. great for the stock markets but could potentially cause a banking collapse. and with all of these governments operating their budgets in large part on debt, discouraging investors from buying that debt will not do them much good. its the final push before being forced to raise rates. raising rates will cause inflation to catch up rapidly. if inflation gets too bad they will get scared and try to pull it back but by that time its too late and the whole thing crumbles apart into ablivion.
basically we are one step closer to the violent economic shifts that are coming world wide. this will transition world economies into something different. that is gonna be a horrifying process for most. if you've been putting off anything, i recommend going for it now while its still an option.