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- tehnoob commented Jan 12, 2021
Oh my! My pufferfish is on MS' side and also long USD (except its Yen pair)! Have we been trapped?!
- tehnoob commented Sep 2, 2020
The bubbles will keep inflating until such time as interest rates rise. Until then, it's party all the way for speculators! Property prices, share prices etc
- tehnoob commented Aug 28, 2020
We are making too much fuss about an utterly inconsequential FED policy change, which is not really a policy change. Central banks have had inflation targets for years. They don't work. More important than what Powell said he will do is what he said ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 27, 2020
The problem for him is that the only way for inflation to rise is for central bankers like him to lose their control over the money supply and cede it back to government Treasuries, i.e. politicians. How much do you want do you want to believe ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 25, 2020
More QE will not induce inflation. We have been doing QE for 12 years now. Japan for 30 years. If QE generated inflation, we would have seen it by now. QE puts free money on those who need it the least. The big corporations and the speculators. They ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 25, 2020
Do we honestly expect a representative of the finance and banking establishment to take measures that will "crank up inflation"? The finance and banking interests live off interest on debt. Their worst enemy is inflation, for it inflates away the ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 21, 2020
Well at least they did build something up: their bank accounts!
- tehnoob commented Aug 7, 2020
It's happening all over the developed world, since independent central banks are now ubiquitous and they serve the global banking establishment which has no borders and wishes capital (i.e. speculation) to have no borders. Hence, the same major ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 7, 2020
Lol, "pent-up demand" from the period of lockown. Yeah, all those people furloughed and unemployed during lockdown were desperate to get a huge mortgage and buy an overpriced house, but they couldn't, until now! What a load of b... The truth is most ...
- tehnoob commented Aug 7, 2020
weeeeeee! Let us rejoice at even more expensive houses for the recently unemployed plebs! Weeeeeeee!
- tehnoob commented Aug 7, 2020
The above is a pufferfish comment. I forgot to log in first, doh!
- tehnoob commented Aug 7, 2020
Only a privileged multimillionaire and hedge-funder with no connection to, and thus no regard for the 'real world' of everyday working (or rather, formerly working) people would deem it appropriate to reduce public spending in a period of collapsing ...
- tehnoob commented May 22, 2020
Lol! Demographics my ass. What has fuelled their property bubble is the same thing that has fuelled the London bubble. Ultra low rates and a conscious decision to set up an absolutely massive residential property speculation bubble in return for ...
- tehnoob commented May 19, 2020
I...it..it's beautiful! Does it come in gold colour? If yes, I buy it. I will then look like my golden puffer fish!
- tehnoob commented May 19, 2020
Jobs have been doomed for years. Blue collars have been outsourced to India and China for 15 years already, so they all turned into Uber and Deliveroo gig workers. Now the robots and AI are coming for the white collars
- tehnoob commented May 19, 2020
No, it won't take years. It will be sharp and powerful
- tehnoob commented May 18, 2020
It's not looking too good, Masayoshi Son
- tehnoob commented May 18, 2020
Turns out the communist Chinese are getting pretty good at this capitalist game. Borrow from fools, then stuff 'em
- tehnoob commented May 18, 2020
It's far too late to "dis-intermediate" the Chinese colossus. It's grown too big and too powerful to reverse its course. You may stall it. You can no longer stop it. History loves irony. And it's an irony that capitalist America fed and nourished ...
- tehnoob commented May 15, 2020
Exactly. Money will have to be printed in order to finance the government deficits. Which means the de facto end of central bank independence. Which means the defacto end of the deflationary conditions and declining interest rates which which have ...