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>Federal Reserve Admits It Pumped More than $6 Trillion to Wall Street in Recent Six Week Period
>. Then, this past Friday, as the Fed released its December meeting minutes at 2:00 p.m., with its highly anticipated plans to be announced for the future of this vast money giveaway to Wall Street, that news was ignored as the media scrambled to cover Trump’s “termination” of General Qasem Soleimani, the head of Iran’s Quds Force, which raised the immediate specter of a retaliatory strike against the U.S. by Iran.
>The Fed’s minutes also acknowledge that its most recent actions have tallied up to “roughly $215 billion per day” flowing to trading houses on Wall Street. There were 29 business days between the last Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting and the latest Fed minutes, meaning that approximately $6.23 trillion in cumulative loans to Wall Street’s trading houses had been made in that short span of time.
>During the 2007 to 2010 financial collapse on Wall Street – the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the Fed funneled a total of $29 trillion in cumulative loans to Wall Street banks, their trading houses and their foreign derivative counterparties between December 2007 and July 21, 2010. At the pace it is currently going, it would eclipse that $29 trillion before the middle of this year.
https://wallstreetonparade.com/2020/01/federal-reserve-admits-it-pumped-more-than-6-trillion-to-wall-street-in-recent-six-week-period/

>> No.16978467

bitcoin up or down?

>> No.16978493
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>federal reserve
>central banks in general
What the fuck is their problem? Why are private bankers allowed to dictate, and profit from, a nation's money supply in the first place?

>> No.16978530
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We're going to face the biggest economic bubble ever created.

>> No.16978556
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16978556

how do I long this

>> No.16978581

>>16978556
By ruling the Fed.

>> No.16978585

>>16978493
jews

>> No.16978589

>>16978556
buy a pack of gum in 1980, then sell it in 2020

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>>16978530

>> No.16978605

>>16978436
>wallstreetonparade.com
looks like this was posted in 2000, seems legit

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>>16978556
That's not the entire monetary base anon.

This is

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGMBASE

>how do I long this

Buy btc and xmr or other low inflation cryptos.

>> No.16978610

>>16978493
because it fosters more efficient capital formation than having politicians do it

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>>16978602
A slid into a global dark age is more realistic than this shit.

>> No.16978630

>>16978606
i know, and that's the monthly it looks like because it started going back up in the most granular data for that chart, I just posted currency in circulation because I find the trend within it more interesting and pronounced, not even slowing up when the monetary base as a whole started to contract a few years ago. I wonder what's going on with it

>> No.16978636
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>>16978605
You can read the minutes yourself here
https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomcminutes20191211.htm
Useful idiots like you are the reason things are so bad. I can't even begin to express how much I hate you NPC fucks.

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>>16978636
tldr

>> No.16978717

>>16978605
wall street on parade is up there with zerohedge for financial reporting you mouthbreather.

>> No.16978726

>>16978493

They are private, for-profit entities. The reasons why they are allowed to this is very simple:
>you tolerate jews in your nation
>you haven't lynched the bankers

That's it. That's all. Fix those two things and you don't have these issues.

>> No.16978784

>>16978436
we fucked?

>> No.16978804

>>16978436
burgers be China monetary policy now. Pump trillions into the state companies (wall street) to build ghost cities (stock markets). Zombie nation population decimation to 100 million. Big collapse.

>> No.16978852

>>16978436
If this is true then why is this not on CNN?
nice FUD larp bro

>> No.16978967 [DELETED] 

>>16978692
>https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomcminutes20191211.htm
Let me spoonfeed you:
ctrl+f $

>> No.16979152

>>16978852
>CNN
that beacon of truth
b/c we must first learn everyones pronouns before a discussion can begin

>> No.16979165

>>16978436
And they complain about Tether...

>> No.16979235

Who cares? So it crashes, and climbs up in the next 4 years, then you're on the green again unless you had weak hands. The market will keep rising over time as nations keep developing instead of regressing - and there's a lot of room for growth in africa and asia, even in europe and america, still. Every year there's less poverty and more education, technology keeps advancing. LITERALLY why the fuck would the market ever start declining for a longer period of time?

>> No.16979290

>>16978467
Bitcoin is stable. What you see as price action is fluctuations in the US dollar. Thats how sound money works.

>> No.16979553

>>16978602
>ban hunger

lol gonna go to jail because i skipped breakfast

>> No.16979558

also, so basically i just should buy back in now and just not even think about it. there's no way they stop at 29 tril this time

>> No.16979564

>>16979235
if you bought the real estate market in 2008 you would just be breaking even 12 years later

you can buy the greatest asset in the world, but if you buy it for a large premium the math will always bite you

>> No.16979711

>>16979564
That's why you spread like your mom does every night

>> No.16979713

>>16979290
imagine being this retarded

if that were the case, everything else would fluctuate too.

>> No.16979728

>>16979553
Looking at you ghandi

>> No.16979748

>>16979713
also if the dollar would fluctate that hard it wouldn be used worldwide
>>16979290

>> No.16979774

>>16978602
>ban hunger and poverty
i'm hungry and poor please don't arrest me!

>> No.16979814

>>16978436
They'll print money and put it all into stocks. No reason for something like Tesla to be valued at what it is. There's no reason for most cryptos to be as valued as they are. Chainlink has millions invested in it and there's nothing to show for it. I don't want to hear about oracles and everything that's been advertised about it. It's all nay say. It's not hard to pump any of these coins when there's a mass amount of groups that invest at the same time or when you raise $32,000,000 at ICO.

Everything is artificially inflated or speculated on. I want to know the intrinsic value? The physical value of most crypto besides Bitcoin or Monero has yet to be established because they are still working on their products.

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>>16978606
>BOGMBASE
Huh?

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>>16980161
Harsh but fair