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peaceandlove · 01-08-2010, 04:57 AM

Still In A Credit Crisis, New Liquidity Threatens Inflation

Posted: January 6 2010
By: Bob Chapman

Market manipulations never fail to shock us, 13 trillion spent into a pit of debt and no relief in sight, unemployment numbers probably higher than they appear, crooks bailed out, taxpayer pays for it, bank lending way down, inflation predicted

Excerpt:

The result of this tremendous infusion of money and credit has been the survival of banking, Wall Street and insurance, and a fall in household net worth of almost $7 trillion. We’d call that an uneven, unbalanced performance. The culprits have been bailed out and the public has paid for it. The next natural question is what will the Treasury and the Fed do for an encore? The treasury is running a $1.7 trillion deficit, and is the go to source for employment. The Fed says it is going to withdraw liquidity from the system and that they intend to raise interest rates in July or there abouts. If this is the case you had best prepare for a deflationary depression. We do not believe the Fed for one second. Do they really believe this will save the dollar? We do not think so.

Continues: http://www.theinternationalforecaste...tens_Inflation

Recent Interview:

RADIO LIBERTY

January 10, 2010

VIDEO Part 1 of 5 (10:53): http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBobCh.../4/ISvqPPivKzw

01-08-2010, 04:57 AM	#25
peaceandlove Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Turtle Island Posts: 2,776	Re: BOB CHAPMAN ~ "The International Forecaster" UPDATES Still In A Credit Crisis, New Liquidity Threatens Inflation Posted: January 6 2010 By: Bob Chapman Market manipulations never fail to shock us, 13 trillion spent into a pit of debt and no relief in sight, unemployment numbers probably higher than they appear, crooks bailed out, taxpayer pays for it, bank lending way down, inflation predicted Excerpt: The result of this tremendous infusion of money and credit has been the survival of banking, Wall Street and insurance, and a fall in household net worth of almost $7 trillion. We’d call that an uneven, unbalanced performance. The culprits have been bailed out and the public has paid for it. The next natural question is what will the Treasury and the Fed do for an encore? The treasury is running a $1.7 trillion deficit, and is the go to source for employment. The Fed says it is going to withdraw liquidity from the system and that they intend to raise interest rates in July or there abouts. If this is the case you had best prepare for a deflationary depression. We do not believe the Fed for one second. Do they really believe this will save the dollar? We do not think so. Continues: http://www.theinternationalforecaste...tens_Inflation Recent Interview: RADIO LIBERTY January 10, 2010 VIDEO Part 1 of 5 (10:53): http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBobCh.../4/ISvqPPivKzw Last edited by peaceandlove; 01-08-2010 at 05:00 AM.