Miss Kitty
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Question...what if the USA called in all of our own loans?
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New restrictions on financing
- Thread starter Capricious
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Capricious
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BeachSiO2
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Being a country of immigrants and special interest groups, it would be funn to watch. Especially, the decision on which country to start with. Plus, we continue to dole out money to other countries that puts us further in debt to China. Interesting fiscal management policy if you ask me :roll:
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Mango
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beachmouse
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You could go for Taiwanese-style food to stick it to the mainland.
Capricious
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This is like the "Never ending Story:"
http://tinyurl.com/2kwh4r
where does it end?
"...The U.S. Federal Reserve added $12 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system today when it arranged 14-day repurchase agreements, or repos, about the amount analysts predicted. Just two days ago, the Fed said ``tighter'' credit conditions aren't a threat to economic growth. ..."
http://tinyurl.com/2kwh4r
where does it end?
"...The U.S. Federal Reserve added $12 billion in temporary reserves to the banking system today when it arranged 14-day repurchase agreements, or repos, about the amount analysts predicted. Just two days ago, the Fed said ``tighter'' credit conditions aren't a threat to economic growth. ..."
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Markets down 3-5% from all time record highs, no news from the FED just a couple days ago about any market worries... then all of a sudden the FED and the ECB see the need today to inject UNLIMITED cash...
Must be good news coming from the markets in the near future :roll: :shock: