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To: Rarebird who wrote (108543)4/9/2018 6:44:47 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116841
 
I don’t love gold, don’t care about it. I hate US bubble-blowing monetary policy. The gloom and doom follows from a truly reckless monetary policy that bails out all derivative meltdowns no matter at what cost, resulting in a bigger bubble down the road after each bailed out crisis. I think Icelanders were smart not doing that in 2008. By paying the piper they created a stable economy for their small country.

No, we do not have stability after Hilo Ben bailed us out again after 2008 with his helicopter QE fire extinguishers,

Where are the banksters of Iceland?
Gone, bankrupted or in prison.

Ours?
Still prosper, and doing ssdd.

bbc.com



To: Rarebird who wrote (108543)4/9/2018 7:10:53 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116841
 
You can read that article on Iceland I just posted. This is how a proper response to 2008 crisis should have looked like. In that case I would have no issue with gold or the systemic instability right now. Iceland is stable (it is still a part of unstable world). We do not have a stable economy now because of how US and Europe responded to 2008 crisis, and to all financial crises before 2008.


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