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From: bull_dozer4/14/2020 12:35:58 AM
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The Man Who Advises the New York Fed Says It and Other Central Banks Are “Fueling a Ponzi Market”

And the money is not being loaned by the New York Fed to commercial banks, which could elect to pass on the cheap money by making consumer or business loans to goose the economy. The money is going to the New York Fed’s “primary dealers,” a quaint term for the biggest trading houses on Wall Street, which have clearly used it to make margin loans to hedge funds or their own trading desks to goose the stock market by 3,000 points.

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Is a Ponzi scheme the right way to look at what is happening to markets as a result of the flood of underpriced loans from the New York Fed – with money it creates electronically out of thin air. The traditional term on Wall Street for what is currently happening is “distribution.” That’s when the smart money pumps up the market sufficiently to excite the dumb money to come in – thus enabling the 1 percent to “distribute” their overpriced stocks to the suckers who don’t understand the history of “distribution” on Wall Street.


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