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Originally Posted by Craig
This is all based on a (somewhat irrational) fear that the US federal reserve is putting too much cash into circulation and will eventually cause the dollar to become devalued (inflation). In reality, the US economy has exactly the opposite problem at the moment; even with very low interest rates capital investment is very slow and job creation is suffering. It is possible that the fed could go too far, but that doesn't appear to be a concern in the short term (except to a very vocal minority of economists).
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You realize we are talking about multiple Trillions? I understand this may not be veryfiable, but since too many individuals with their noses way higher up in terms of big figures and deep pockets then yourself, are concerned, the FED's creation of money does raise a much less irrational warning flag then you would like to make it appear.
Just a reminder: Bailouts in the dimension we had it in the recent couple of years oppose every principle of a "free market" system and basic economics. With that your stuff is already out of the window. What else you got?