Yeah, no doubt. That's the fucking point here. We need to devalue the fuck out of everything because the system is so toxic. Everyone--including the Market Ticker guy (whom, btw I love to read [thanks KOAJ])--is all over helicopter Ben. They act as if he doesn't know what's going on. He knows better than all of us how truly fucked up the banks' balance sheets are. So, he's ratcheting up the printing press and clobbering down interests rates in hopes that we can devalue the hell out of everything; this is our only chance.
Ben is trying to pilot the crash-landing of a huge-ass 747 with everyone on board lining up to ask for more oxygen masks. The oxygen masks surely have no choice to prevent the crash, but pilot Ben hopes that if he keeps handing them out en masse (TARP) people will be so high off the oxygen that when the plane crashes, they won't feel it (as much). Because, it's crashing without a doubt. It's just a matter of how much Maine St. feels it at this point. Deflation is imminent and it's his job to do everything he can to keep us from it. The hope is that before hyper inflation can kick in, the crash will happen and we can somehow settle into some sort of equilibrium.
Yeah, no doubt. That's the fucking point here. We need to devalue the fuck out of everything because the system is so toxic. Everyone--including the Market Ticker guy (whom, btw I love to read [thanks KOAJ])--is all over helicopter Ben. They act as if he doesn't know what's going on. He knows better than all of us how truly fucked up the banks' balance sheets are. So, he's ratcheting up the printing press and clobbering down interests rates in hopes that we can devalue the hell out of everything; this is our only chance.
Ben is trying to pilot the crash-landing of a huge-ass 747 with everyone on board lining up to ask for more oxygen masks. The oxygen masks surely have no choice to prevent the crash, but pilot Ben hopes that if he keeps handing them out en masse (TARP) people will be so high off the oxygen that when the plane crashes, they won't feel it (as much). Because, it's crashing without a doubt. It's just a matter of how much Maine St. feels it at this point. Deflation is imminent and it's his job to do everything he can to keep us from it. The hope is that before hyper inflation can kick in, the crash will happen and we can somehow settle into some sort of equilibrium.
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