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  • #16
    Re: Ralph Nader say the Fed is Unsafe at Any Speed

    Originally posted by santafe2 View Post
    I think the government is trying to tell Americans something. There's too much savings sloshing around in the system. Sorry savers who want no risk, it turns out no risk savings are like any other commodity, when they're in over supply, they don't have much value. I've no sympathy for this argument. Here's a few investments that do have returns:
    INTC - 2.5% after tax
    F - 3.5% after tax
    MSFT - 2.1% after tax, (BTW, I really like this for growth long term).

    Real estate investments, 4% net after tax.

    If someone wants an easy ride they should have bought 30 year bonds in 2006. I don't remember the exact date but EJ recommended buying long term bonds almost 10 years ago.
    and if this isnt the most pathetic bankster's APOLOGISM for the reign of terror of the past 8 years, i couldnt possibly imagine any worse!

    'savings' with yield that - at the very least - allows ones savings to MAINTAIN ITS PRESENT VALUE - in the face of the political crony class' (read: 'federal' reserve = lwr manhattan criminal syndicate) best efforts to STEAL THE MONEY RIGHT OUT OUR ACCOUNTS by debasing of the currency

    all to save their asses after having 'bet the farm' and LOST and then being bailed out, BY STEALING THE YIELD THAT WE SHOULD BE GUARANTEED ?

    its almost as funny as Barney the AB from Taxachusettes' endorsement - or more like: apologism - for hitlery, quoting from one of your other replies (to woodsy ;)

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

    methinks its evidence that 'liberalism' is a leading cause of brain damage, if not most all corruption in politix!
    (and i wont even get into barney's 'fave position' aka 'financial reform' aka 'the frank in dodd' bill...)

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    • #17
      Re: Ralph Nader say the Fed is Unsafe at Any Speed

      Originally posted by lektrode View Post
      and if this isnt the most pathetic bankster's APOLOGISM for the reign of terror of the past 8 years, i couldnt possibly imagine any worse!

      'savings' with yield that - at the very least - allows ones savings to MAINTAIN ITS PRESENT VALUE - in the face of the political crony class' (read: 'federal' reserve = lwr manhattan criminal syndicate) best efforts to STEAL THE MONEY RIGHT OUT OUR ACCOUNTS by debasing of the currency

      all to save their asses after having 'bet the farm' and LOST and then being bailed out, BY STEALING THE YIELD THAT WE SHOULD BE GUARANTEED ?

      its almost as funny as Barney the AB from Taxachusettes' endorsement - or more like: apologism - for hitlery, quoting from one of your other replies (to woodsy ;)

      HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

      methinks its evidence that 'liberalism' is a leading cause of brain damage, if not most all corruption in politix!
      (and i wont even get into barney's 'fave position' aka 'financial reform' aka 'the frank in dodd' bill...)
      I don't think I've ever interacted with a more whiny socialist.

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      • #18
        Re: Ralph Nader say the Fed is Unsafe at Any Speed

        Originally posted by santafe2 View Post
        I don't think I've ever interacted with a more whiny socialist.
        Now, now. You can't fool me. I KNOW you've spent time north of the 49th

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        • #19
          Re: Ralph Nader say the Fed is Unsafe at Any Speed

          Originally posted by GRG55 View Post
          Now, now. You can't fool me. I KNOW you've spent time north of the 49th
          France or British North America?......I'm just another American but my wife gets on quite well when we're in Canada. I better check her papers.

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          • #20
            Re: Ralph Nader say the Fed is Unsafe at Any Speed

            Originally posted by jk View Post
            i watched this and another. longer interview with pippa malgren from feb '15. what was most remarkable to me was how far behind the curve she was, at least with respect to itulip. e.g. in early '15 she was talking about her discovery of "shrinkflation" - fewer cadbury eggs per package, fewer oreos for the same price, and so on. i knew we'd discussed that long ago. the earliest thread on the subject began with ej's article "Inflation in America - Part I: Five signs of inflation, from rising prices, to shrinking candy bars, to increased fees" dated APRIL '08.

            then she talked about what she called "biflation" - the prices of necessities rising while the prices of e.g. electronic gadgets went down.

            here's the earliest link i could find to an itulip discussion of, yes, "biflation": The B word: Biflation and Ka-Poom theory

            want to guess the date?.................... APRIL '09


            she also talked about how gov'ts were grabbing for resources, china for the fish in the so china sea, russia for hydrocarbons in the arctic, and that qe4 was going to be in the form of defense spending, as that was the only means gov'ts would accept to ramp up spending. so, here at itulip, in NOV '10, i started a thread here titled: the commodities squeeze, chinese exports and the cold war "solution."

            i found myself wondering if she were an itulip subscriber, except she's so far behind the itulip curve that that didn't seem likely.

            made me all the more aware of what an amazing site and community this is.

            btw you can subscribe to pippa's newsletter to keep up to date on these developments for a mere 25,000 british pounds per year.
            Thanks for this, jk. One of the reasons I put iTulip.com on hold for a bit it's because I was tired of putting in 100s or hours of work to come up with these ideas only to read them months or years later from others sans attribution. There's nothing more fungible than an idea.

            VirZOOM is an original idea that I had 20 years ago which, like any product or business idea, can potentially be copied. But to the Pippa's of the world who might wish to copy VirZOOM, executed in the right way -- with fewer than usual mid-course corrections -- with exactly the right team at exactly the right time, well, good luck! Just finding our needle-in-a-haystack Chinese manufacturer will set them back nine months.

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