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To: TH who wrote (282774)	10/12/2010 11:59:10 AM
From: Giordano Bruno	Respond to of 306849

TH, I don't think it's coordinated. It poses too many complicated considerations and the effect has multiple outcomes regarding various economical aspects. Headlines are telling. Bernanke sets the world on fire Obviously, when the Fed injects $2 trillion, or more, of paper money to the economy it does not add even one gram of corn or one drop of oil. It creates huge amount of money out-of-thin air. Its action immediately alters wealth and income distribution and distorts prices. The size of distortions is directly related to the quantity of liquidity; the more liquidity is brought in, the more severe the distortions. The Fed grabs real wealth from one group and redistributes to another group in the name of complying with its mandate to create prosperity and jobs. Banks that play the Fed's game will face high risk that could potentially wipe them, as has already happened to Lehman Brothers. atimes.com Forex regulator vows crackdown on 'hot money' inflows chinadaily.com.cn To be honest I'm curious as to how many stocks taxpayers now own via Ben Bernanke. He never got his desired short covering since it was easy for anyone over 11 years old to see through it. I think Brian Sacks or whoever is loading up. Why? Their desperation is almost unimaginable and buyers really aren't there as witnessed by record insider selling. This place is a wreck.