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The most important news of yesterday, and you didn't hear it, did you?
"The Federal Reserve holds $821.128 billion of US Treasury Bonds, surpassing Japan today to become the second largest holder of US Treasury Bonds. The Federal Reserve is $25 billion away from surpassing China for the number one spot."

Gold skyrockets. The Ron Paul crowd keeps screaming "inflation you dumb f*cks inflation!"

But if you tune in to CNBC you'll see the establishment guys saying inflation is low it's not a problem at all.

Well ... there's your inflation folks. That balance sheet has to come home to roost at some point. We're in staglation ... looking at a double dip ... with the largest tax hike ever ... and the inflation dam is fillin' up to bursting levels.
(This post was last modified: 10-07-2010 08:38 AM by georgia_tech_swagger.)
10-06-2010 11:37 PM
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