"What we are left with is a trial and error monetary system that depends on the best judgment of 19 men and women who meet every six weeks around a big table at the Federal Reserve in Washington. At the end of a day and a half of discussions, 11 of them vote on what to do next. The error the members of the FOMC fear most when they vote is deflation. So, they have built in a 2% margin of error."
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The Federal Reserve's Explicit Goal: Devalue The Dollar 33%
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The Fed has announced a course of action that will steal -- there is no better word for it -- nearly 10 percent of the value of American’s hard earned savings over the next four years.
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The Fed's D-Rate: 4.5% At Dec 31, 2013... And Dropping Fast | Zero Hedge
In April of 2010, Zero Hedge first brought up the topic of the Fed's DV01, or the implicit duration risk borne by the Fed's burgeoning balance sheet which at last check will approach 25% of US GDP ...
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Don't Blink, or You'll Miss Another Bank Bailout
MANY people became rightfully upset about bailouts given to big banks during the mortgage crisis. But it turns out that they are still going on, if more quietly, through the back door. The existence
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