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Trump says Powell and the Fed ‘Fail Again’ — ‘No guts, no sense, no vision!’
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Mira por donde, otro de esos gráficos que nos gustan... Y como siempre: ¿quién podía saberlo?https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nobody-knows-whats-going-repo-market-freezes-overnight-rate-hits-all-time-high-10https://www.zerohedge.com/health/fed-begins-repo-operation-funding-rates-ominously-elevated-across-board... si tenéis tiempo, revisad los comentarios en estos dos artículos -- los de "east of eden"; si sabe lo que dice, algo podría pasar a fin de mes.
Cita de: sudden and sharp en Septiembre 18, 2019, 20:01:37 pmMira por donde, otro de esos gráficos que nos gustan... Y como siempre: ¿quién podía saberlo?https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nobody-knows-whats-going-repo-market-freezes-overnight-rate-hits-all-time-high-10https://www.zerohedge.com/health/fed-begins-repo-operation-funding-rates-ominously-elevated-across-board... si tenéis tiempo, revisad los comentarios en estos dos artículos -- los de "east of eden"; si sabe lo que dice, algo podría pasar a fin de mes.¿Sería usted tan amable de ponerlos aquí? Con el teléfono es desesperante buscarlos.
I'll tell you what is going on. The US Treasury is committting Grand Larceny. They ran out of dollahs months ago. So your 'profits' from the treasuries that you are selling are going right back to them. In other words, you get zero on your investment(s). [Le diré lo que está pasando. El Tesoro de los EE.UU. está cometiendo un gran robo. Se le acabó la guita hace meses. Así que sus 'ganancias' en los bonos que vende les vueven a ellos. En otras palabras, usted obtiene cero en su(s) inversión(es).]
We'll find out in a little while if the FOMC capitulates to Globalism and surrenders the US economy to Globalism and EU totalitarianism, all in an effort to support the ECB and their 'all in' decision of last week. If they do, they won't say 'You Win Globalists, sorry to have pulled away from ZIRP a couple of years ago.' They will show concern, apprehensiveness about uncertainty, certainly lower rates 1/4% and then be a little coy. Insiders will read the 'coyness' as 'We Win. Asset inflation is back for sure and time for more buybacks.The "slam everything" plan worked. The Fed fell for it. Of course, the FOMC Globalists on the inside did a superior job in keeping everyone on track, frightened, and sure that low rates and QE are winners.'A smart Fed will either hold rates or support the financial markets with the promised 1/4% decrease and take offense at intimidation tactics that try to force the Fed into a Central Bank financed One World Order. A courageous Fed would realize that a full blown War is going on. They are being played to use every power at their disposal to maintain a balance and a safe US economy. Their compassion and their ivory tower idiocy are their weakness and they absolutely have some Globalists on the FOMC who know how to keep things moving in the right direction for them.If the US had intelligence services that weren't corrupt or predominantly oriented towards neocon initiatives, they would be an integral part of the plan to defend the US via the monetary war being waged on the US at this time. A non-corrupt FBI would defend Main Street from Globalists who have an international viewpoint. The world needs the resources of the US and the Fed is the only one with true power to deliver them without a single shot being fired. Open Borders are the 2nd soft spot and a given after Trump leaves office.In a war, things get messy. A 20% drop in the stock market with lots of intentional distraction in the background is scary if you are the one making decisions. Too bad. The alternative to a temporary loss and a lot of frightening noise is permanent feudalism where the 1% run everything and the savings of the 99% is a resource to exploit. I don't think they're especially smart. Main Street is likely now, after today, the drip bottle feeding Globalism in the US and totalitarianism in the EU. After today, the 99% are service staff for the 1% in the US. Lots of little wars are in the future because they are good for business.You have already "surrendered". Dip ****.
Anyway that's the lead upAnyone think the repo failure is just ONE BIG FISH going down, or just a lot of little fish getting squeezed?I don't think it's a big deal, this is not 2008 and the fed has unlimited authority to do whatever the **** they want. Somehow they even immune to FOIA requests now.hace 3 horasDoes it matter if it is a big fish or a bunch of little fish? You're still fucked, finally.
Why don’t they sell the bonds on the free market, I am sure there will be takers and they will clear at higher yields. The Fed wont come to my rescue if I can’t meet my payroll demands at the end of the month, I would have to borrow at whatever the lenders think is a good rate, why are those fuckers different and have the back of the Fed? Can we start by naming first who those borrowers are, after all it’s our money.hace 4 horaswhy don't you just face the fact that you're fucked. The time has come. Finally. Thank God.12 days left to the Treasury "refunding". HAAHAHAHAAHAHAHA.
Spock to Scotty:I find nothing interesting in the fact that we are about to blow up.
In other words, smart money knows the Fed is stupid to pay the highest rate in the world for the safest currency in the world and will take our money hand over fist.hace 4 horas (Editado)ha ha ha ha ha. The 'safest' currency in the world? That's like saying a Chevrolet is the best built and most durable car in the world.**** off you ******* idiot.Apparently there are still some ******* fools who still believe that Chev's ARE the best built cars in the world.Go off and just ******* die.
Look for more chaos over the next many months as everyone tries to sabotage Trump.hace 1 díaThey blew their wad to early. Trump can fix it now and be the hero of the story while killing the Fed.hace 1 día"fix it" with what? You have no gold left.
Yep some people do not really seem to realize the real state of the economy.FED will print in the end it has no other choice and it cannot fully implement NIRP until cash is removed.hace 1 díaYeah, well NIRP just got cancelled.So as I have been saying ever since they stopped QE and many others said it also ... it will be back.hace 1 díaIt's the only way you (and us) are going to exrtracate ourselves from the **** storm you delivered in 08/09.
Of course they have left the "children" in control. That much has been obvious for a couple of weeks now. Mom and Dad are clearing out to whatever nuke shelter or hide out they can get to, assuming the value of their "dollahs" hold out long enough for them to buy food and protection. Ain't it grand when the "adults" are fully prepared to scacrifice their own.David Bowie called it years ago:Wake up you sleepy headPut on some clothes, shake up your bedPut another log on the fire for meI've made some breakfast and coffeeLook out my window and what do I seeA crack in the sky and a hand reaching down to meAll the nightmares came todayAnd it looks as though they're here to stayWhat are we coming toNo room for me, no fun for youI think about a world to comeWhere the books were found by the Golden onesWritten in pain, written in aweBy a puzzled man who questionedWhat we were here forAll the strangers came todayAnd it looks as though they're here to stayOh you Pretty ThingsDon't you know you're driving yourMamas and Papas insaneOh you Pretty ThingsDon't you know you're driving yourMamas and Papas insaneLet me make it plainYou gotta make way for the Homo SuperiorLook out at your childrenSee their faces in golden raysDon't kid yourself they belong to youThey're the start of a coming raceThe earth is a bitchWe've finished our newsHomo Sapiens have outgrown their useAll the strangers came todayAnd it looks as though they're here to stayOh you Pretty ThingsDon't you know you're driving yourMamas and Papas insaneOh you Pretty ThingsDon't you know you're driving yourMamas and Papas insaneLet me make it plainYou gotta make way for the Homo Superior
I note DB is still a Primary Stealer. At least as of this morning.hace 1 díaYeah, and despite my many protestations, so are all our 'big five' banks.At least we only have to pick up a fraction of your unsaleable paper each week,.
La usura y el dolo.— Dice la RAE que usura es la «ganancia, fruto, utilidad o aumento que se saca de algo, especialmente cuando es excesivo». El interés excesivo en un préstamo es solo un tipo de usura, la que se reprime con la Ley Azcárate, de 1908, que se llama, lean detenidamente, 'ley sobre nulidad de los contratos de préstamos usurarios'. Usuraria puede ser cualquier obligación sinalagmática —¿acaso no es usura lo que denuncia el feminismo cuartaolero?—. Y, atención, la usura no tiene por qué ser dolosa. Es más, casi siempre es culposa. Precisamente, nuestro activismo tiene como misión, aparte de combatir la pobreza, que los ganchos del timo fracasen en su intento de difuminar la culpabilidad y tanto estafadores como primos sean conscientes de la usura que se perpetra.
Powell to Trump: Now it's your turnTucked into Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s news conference on Wednesday was a not-so-subtle message for President Donald Trump: the economy is holding up because the U.S. central bank has acted to support it through a volatile patch, and whether that continues is now in the president’s lap. (...) “It is an unusual situation,” Powell said. “The U.S. economy in itself is strong. ... The difference here is we have significant risks” that elected officials will have to manage.
Los tipos del interbancario americano disparados, tipos de préstamos a corto plazo que están respaldados por títulos del Tesoro, ¿qué sentido tiene eso, acaso no es una buena garantía un bono del Tesoro?Entiendo que sí es buena garantía, la cuestión puede ir por otro lado y la inacción de Powell y el rebote del sector bancario apuntan por dónde van los tiros.¿Os acordáis de lo que se dijo antes del día 12 sobre lo que iba a hacer el BCE para que los tipos negativos no perjudicasen a la banca, lo de unos tipos escalonados?De esa forma no se le cobraría lo mismo a todos los bancos por tener liquidez excedente en el BCE, el problema de esa medida es que daba pistas sobre quién necesitaba más esa ayuda..., al final Draghi puso el tipo tipo de depósito en el BCE en el -0,5% pero ahora solo se cobra por el montante de reservas excedentes que supere en 6 veces a las reservas voluntarias.https://www.elconfidencial.com/vivienda/2019-09-17/euribor-hipotecas-bce-mario-draghi-tipos-de-interes_2236099/Pero nos da una pista de por dónde van las preocupaciones del momento en los bancos centrales, quieren hacer compatible los tipos bajos o negativos con la rentabilidad bancaria.Y ahí llegamos, resulta que uno de los tipos interbancarios americanos que os puse ayer y que están disparados, el SOFR va a ser el que sustituya al LIBOR.https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fed-funds-prints-230-breaching-target-range-libor-replacement-soars-remarkable-525https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/sofrAquí tenéis los tipos de interés reales de mercado sin intervención constante de los bancos centrales, nada que no supiéramos, cualquiera puede ir al banco a perdir un préstamo al consumo y comprobar cuál es el interés en el mundo real y no en el mundo de la piruleta de la autoridad monetaria de turno, es decir, el riesgo de insolvencia del prestatario existe, aunque los bancos centrales se empeñen en decirte que no, no les da la cabeza para darse cuenta que cuanto más bajas los tipos y más reduces el margen bancario más catastrófico para el banco es que se le caiga UN SOLO PRÉSTAMO, con lo cual un componente del tipo de interés como es el riesgo de impago se dispara en la misma proporción (o más) que en la que tu tiras para abajo del interés.AAAy amigo, ¿quién dijo que no pueden estar los tipos oficiales muy bajos o negativos y haber un LIBOR o un EURIBOR bien alto?Ya lo estáis viendo, ahora mismo el tipo que va a sustituir al LIBOR está en el 5,25%.¿Y el Euribor, qué está haciendo estos días? Miradlo, que a mí me da la risa: https://www.invertia.com/es/noticias/prestamos--creditos/20190913/y-el-euribor-por-que-sube-si-el-bce-bajo-los-tipos-al--050-298689Mi teoría, los bancos centrales acaban de sacar a los hipotecados del círculo de protección de tipos bajos en que habían estado hasta ahora.Es decir, la última fase del niquelado del escudo bancario consiste en el famoso PASTEURIZADO DEL HIPOTECADO que ya vimos hacer antes de 2009.https://www.euribordiario.es/POR ESO POWELL NO SE PREOCUPA POR LA SUBIDA DEL INTERBANCARIO Y DICE: Si tenéis una teoría mejor de por qué Draghi dice que va a prolongar tipos en cero más tiempo pero casualmente empieza a subir el Euribor y por qué sube un índice de tipos de interés garantizados con deuda pública norteamericana sin que el Presidente de la FED le dé importancia, adelante, estoy más perdido que un pulpo en un garaje.
Mi teoría, los bancos centrales acaban de sacar a los hipotecados del círculo de protección de tipos bajos en que habían estado hasta ahora.Es decir, la última fase del niquelado del escudo bancario consiste en el famoso PASTEURIZADO DEL HIPOTECADO que ya vimos hacer antes de 2009.https://www.euribordiario.es/POR ESO POWELL NO SE PREOCUPA POR LA SUBIDA DEL INTERBANCARIO Y DICE: Si tenéis una teoría mejor de por qué Draghi dice que va a prolongar tipos en cero más tiempo pero casualmente empieza a subir el Euribor y por qué sube un índice de tipos de interés garantizados con deuda pública norteamericana sin que el Presidente de la FED le dé importancia, adelante, estoy más perdido que un pulpo en un garaje.
Brexit ultimatum: Macron orders Finnish PM - Boris must deliver Brexit plan in 12 DAYSThe French President imposed a September 30 deadline on any “written proposals” put forward if the Prime Minister’s deal is to stand a chance of being accepted by the European Union. He revealed his hardline demands to Finnish prime minister Antti Rinne during a meeting in Paris earlier. Mr Rinne, who holds the EU’s six-month rotating presidency, promised his colleague that he would ask Donald Tusk, the European Council’s president, to pass on the message to the British.
Boris Johnson given two-week EU deadline for Irish backstop plan Ultimatum comes as sources say PM was ‘surprised’ by levels of checks on the border
An NI-only backstop is Johnson's only option - and it still won't save him(...) the only realistic solution in the time-frame is the one suggested by Brussels from the start: a Northern Ireland-only backstop. It's the only deal Ireland will agree to. It's the only deal ready to sign off. And it's the only deal that comes close to solving Johnson's predicament. Sadly for the prime minister, this deal will also destroy him.The NI-only backstop works for Johnson because he doesn't care about Northern Ireland or the DUP, and does care about delivering Brexit and signing new trade deals. If Northern Ireland were to stay in the EU's customs union and single market for goods, Great (sorry, Global) Britain could buccaneer across the seas to its heart's content while Dublin became the de facto guardian of Northern Ireland's economic interests in Brussels.So what happens if Johnson finally relents and brings it before parliament? Put simply, it disintegrates. The DUP could never support it in its current form. The backstop not only necessitates customs and regulatory checks in the Irish Sea, but also exempts Northern Ireland from the UK's new commercial policy and trade deals. It produces an economically united Ireland, which, they must fear, would eventually precipitate a psychologically united one as well.(...) Parliament now returns on October 14th for the Queen's Speech. Two days of compulsory debate on that speech will follow. The day after that, the EU summit will begin, ending on Friday October 18th. The Benn Act specifies that parliament must approve a deal in a meaningful vote by October 19th or else Johnson must request an extension.When are MPs going to have the chance to approve anything? Even if we assume the prime minister returns on the Friday waving a piece of paper, there is no time for parliament to scrutinise the document, still less to vote on it. Johnson could make the shattering concession of a Northern Ireland-only backstop and would still have to break his existential pledge not to seek a Brexit delay. As a morality tale this man's premiership almost feels too on the nose.Johnson is quickly discovering that Brexit will ruin him just as it did both his predecessors – and how. He can't accept the current backstop. The Yellowhammer leaks mean he can't accept no-deal. He has to seek a Brexit extension in all circumstances even though he proclaimed he would rather die in a ditch. After weeks of catastrophic blunders and own goals, he is finally set to bury himself under the monument of his own primal hubris. It would take a heart of stone not to laugh.