QE to infinity and Beyond

[Anonymous No.9980048]

>ECB still printing money
>Hammond announces Bank Of England to have 750 billion of QE to lend following brexit and extension of "muh temporary" Term-Funding-Scheme
>Asset prices already insane

Please, how will this end?

[Anonymous No.9980130]

Without a massive forgiveness of debt, they can't stop printing or the ponzi ends...

[Anonymous No.9980143]

It will end in a shift to a digital world and economy. I honestly think crypto is all part of the plan. They can't control it all, but they will shift and salvage some of the system over to the new one. The current ledger is beyond repair

[Anonymous No.9980147]

>there's very low inflation
kek this will surely end well.

[Anonymous No.9980153]

At any rate, don't keep your money in cash. Ride the equities wave or get fucked by impending inflation.

[Anonymous No.9980156]

the reason the nikkei never recovered was because the Japanese government refused to do QE

the (((fed))) is fucking the 99% unmanageable inflation

[Anonymous No.9980205]

>>9980147
What happens when inflation picks up?

[Anonymous No.9980223]

>>9980156
wtf do you mean they refused to do qe?

[Anonymous No.9980245]

wow its almost like this is what every country has done forever

fuck off commies and false flaggers

[Anonymous No.9980257]

>>9980205
it already has. except every central bank changes it's calculation all the time so it shows a steady <2% annual. just go to grocery store and see how much each unit of fiat you spend equates to in food quantity over time. how expensive is your housing getting year over year? I could go on and on.

[Anonymous No.9980272]

>>9980223

How does Japan do it? Are they on stilts?

[Anonymous No.9980309]

>>9980223
afaik they didn't do it until 10 years after the crash resulting in the lost decade

[Anonymous No.9980332]

>>9980272
you tell me

[Anonymous No.9980335]

wow its almost like this is what every country has done forever

>>9980245

>wow its almost like this is what every country has done forever
Absolutely untrue.
I mean the graph is right there in your face.

Simply compare UK or European QE before and after the financial "correction." in 2008. Clear difference.


>fuck off commies and false flaggers
t. Credit junkie coke-banker
>Muh free market is good but please gibemedats socialist bailouts please I good banker keep you hostage

If you believe in markets then you have to be against retarded asset inflating funny money injections onto corporate balance sheets masking hideous capital cronyism.

[Anonymous No.9980344]

>>9980335
kill yourself you piece of shit

[Anonymous No.9980348]

>>9980344

[Anonymous No.9980355]

>>9980153
Why is inflation inevitable?

[Anonymous No.9980368]

>>9980143
What will this look like?
Worldwide effects during transition?

[Anonymous No.9980529]

>>9980332
Holy shit japan is fucked.

[Anonymous No.9980764]

>give a shit ton of easy money to institutions
>institutions inflate investment assets
>eventually enough shitty investments fail and shit starts to default
>public bailout of institutions because too big to fail
>lower interest rates further to 'stimulate economy'
>repeat once every decade

Now interest rates are practically 0, whats going to happen now?