/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18759439
you're paying attention to the wrong person

>>16249056
ughhh man
I'd have to change the skin tone on the hands and a bunch of other stuff

I like the idea though, I'll take a look tomorrow. I must sleep right now
I have to find a handful of J Powell images and "sexiest man" covers and try and find the most conducive match. his skin tone is really pink in most pictures, so it's difficult to match with most guys


Also we need some of our local gay posters to weigh in on this: is John Legend (especially in 2019) really in the top 100 or top 1000 sexiest men alive? Really? I mean back in, '09 or so whenever his first album came out it was kinda nice, ever since then it's just pop garbage and he's gotten older. I don't even know who the other SMA candidates are but there have to be a couple dozen better dude than John Legend. He's just a "brad" type of dude at best

>>15124030
that's a picture of my work friend Steve, his hot but somewhat crazy and retarded wife, and some of my currency
;^)
it's probably the highest demand product in the world. I call it, JeromeBucks

>>15124038
blah blah blah yield curve
Jerome has already been clear that they will use QE first and decisively. They won't play around too much with the funds rate, besides to stabilize and match the inflation target
ammunition pretty much infinite once the Fed starts buying

>>15124049
gotta get in that quick, she only has a couple years left

>>15080772
ay FUCK Europe

Trump got my n-word A$AP free on the deal

but I guess they do need us to save them once again

must have come up with some backdoor deal to pump the markets
they need us more than we need them

>>14963323
yes to the first part, it's no secret. the interesting part is the specifics (they get closer to the limit of vanilla rate cuts, so which cards should they play and when?)

the most hawkish thing they say would be "we aren't cutting rates or implementing a massive buy program YET, we just want to see what the US Fed does, but we promise we'll turn on the money hose at full blast in September."
They probably won't be that hawkish, they will probably give some kind of concession today.

Kicking out refugees helps Europe, but it still doesn't solve certain structural financial and economic issues that they have.
At the end of the day, there is no European Google or Facebook or Amazon or Apple or Microsoft or Oracle or Alibaba or ... you get it. They don't have these kinds of innovative companies in the same magnitude that the US and China do.
Europe mostly just makes airplanes and boats and cars (with heavy regulation, and plenty of breaks from work...). As you might notice from the recent F and TSLA earnings, we're at a point in the cycle where people are tightening up on car purchases.
Kicking out the refugees would help, it would be great. But there are real problems at their neck that need more solutions than just kicking out the non-Europeans.