/biz/ - Business & Finance

Practically it's a private organization.
FED creates money through giving out loans to banks. Banks have to pay back the loan with interest. Where does the interest go? Do they just delete all the money with interest from existence when the bank pay it back? Otherwise why do they need interest? It just creates an exponentially growing debt in the system. The debt is much bigger than the existing money supply. The system have to take out new bigger loans to pay back old smaller loans. The system is going into a debt singularity where the FED will own everything. Am I missing something?

>*saves hedge funds and make everyone pay the price for it*
Nothing personal kids

What is their endgame?

>Big Banks: Uh oh I took on too much risk and crashed the market again!?!?
>Big Banks: *gets on phone to fed reserve*
>Big Banks: Hey I need you to fire up the money printer and brrrrrr
>Big Banks: Oh you say that may cause inflation? I don't give a shit. If that happens I am swinging all my assets over to gold anyways and watching it skyrocket
>Big Banks: Either make money printer go brrrr or else I am laying off tens of millions of goyim and you can deal with them
>Big Banks: That's what I thought. Get right on it and transfer it all into my mutual fund. Next time don't you forget who daddy is
>Big Banks: Muh share holders will have their dividend shekels!
>Fed Reserve: How am I going to combat all this inflation?
>Fed Reserve: Well, I guess we will just have to reel in the extra money supply by taxing the goyim more
I present to you USA monetary policy!

At this point with 40 million out of work and consumption spending very low the entire US stock market is propped up by an an infinite money printer. Fed prints money to keep stock market afloat and we all pay extra taxes to push down inflation. It is income redistribution from the citizenry to keep the rich from failing who own 90% of the stock market. In reality that is called socialism for the rich.

>Big Banks: Uh oh I took on too much risk and crashed the market again!?!?
>Big Banks: *gets on phone to fed reserve*
>Big Banks: Hey I need you to fire up the money printer and brrrrrr
>Big Banks: Oh you say that may cause inflation? I don't give a shit. If that happens I am swinging all my assets over to gold anyways and watching it skyrocket
>Big Banks: Either make money printer go brrrr or else I am laying off tens of millions of goyim and you can deal with them
>Big Banks: That's what I thought. Get right on it and transfer it all into my mutual fund. Next time don't you forget who daddy is
>Big Banks: Muh share holders will have their dividend shekels!
>Fed Reserve: How am I going to combat all this inflation?
>Fed Reserve: Well, I guess we will just have to reel in the extra money supply by taxing the goyim more
I present to you USA monetary policy!

At this point with 40 million out of work and consumption spending very low the entire US stock market is propped up by an an infinite money printer. Fed prints money to keep stock market afloat and we all pay extra taxes to push down inflation. It is income redistribution from the citizenry to keep the rich from failing who own 90% of the stock market. In reality that is called socialism for the rich.

>Corporate Banks: Oh no housing prices are too high!
>Corporate Banks: People are losing their jobs due to covid and everyone is going to default on their mortgage
>Corporate Banks: Guess I will just have to phone the fed and tell them to brrrrrr the money printer
>Corporate Banks: After all, housing prices must stay high! We cannot let the goyim have affordable housing
>Corporate Banks: If that causes hyper inflation of the dollar, then we will just swing over to gold and watch it sky rocket
With consumer spending at all times lows due more than 40 million out of work the entire stock market is being propped up by fed reserve just printing and pumping money into it.

The government is artificially stopping the market from corrections and choosing what corporations and banks fail or succeed. As a result corporations are becoming dependent on fed reserve bailouts.

Everytime the market is going to collapse banks and corporate hold hundreds of millions of jobs hostage and basically say, "turn on money printer or else they all lose jobs and starve." This is extreme socialism for the rich who own the majority of the stock market. The government has deemed the entire stock market too big to fail and given them the ownership of an infinite money printer.

>Corporate Banks: Oh no housing prices are too high!
>Corporate Banks: People are losing their jobs due to covid and everyone is going to default on their mortgage
>Corporate Banks: Guess I will just have to phone the fed and tell them to brrrrrr the money printer
>Corporate Banks: After all, housing prices must stay high! We cannot let the goyim have affordable housing
>Corporate Banks: If that causes hyper inflation of the dollar, then we will just swing over to gold and watch it sky rocket
With consumer spending at all times lows due more than 40 million out of work the entire stock market is being propped up by fed reserve just printing and pumping money into it.

The government is artificially stopping the market from corrections and choosing what corporations and banks fail or succeed. As a result corporations are becoming dependent on fed reserve bailouts.

Everytime the market is going to collapse banks and corporate hold hundreds of millions of jobs hostage and basically say, "turn on money printer or else they all lose jobs and starve." This is extreme socialism for the rich who own the majority of the stock market. The government has deemed the entire stock market too big to fail and given them the ownership of an infinite money printer.

What went wrong?

some of you guys are alright, don't open your brokerage tomorrow

>>17398517
>>17398443
>teleports behind you
>injects billions into the financial economy
>stocks soar, shorts are liquidated, puts decay to zero
heh, nothin personnel, kid.

Will you guys be investing in fedcoin?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-brainard/fedcoin-the-u-s-central-bank-is-looking-into-it-idUSKBN1ZZ2XF?il=0

Shiny rocks will never explode