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To: Qualified Opinion who wrote (56400)1/8/2014 12:06:17 PM
From: FCom777  Respond to of 218813
 
Fact is the "dumb bankers" own the Fed.

Fact is also that newly generated public debt ends up being credited to the Bankers balance sheet and bankers LOVE free money.

And what is it that you think is going to change ?

Guess if Congress holds the line on the public debt limit then interests could go up .... but what do you think the chance of that is? I place it very close to zero.

As long as the Fed's ability to create new money is unfettered - they can create dollars and enter any market and place it exactly where there like. Including interest rates .... Fed has made it plainly clear that low interest rates are here to stay. Doubt very much that 30 year rates will go much higher than 3%.

The game now is too convince as many players as possible that higher rates are in the cards - before the Fed and bankster buddies drive rates lower and shove it up the players arse .... imo rates are heading lower - not higher. The taper talk is all BS ....