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the root of most of the ills on the planet today can be traced back to the Central Bank. you are their slave and don't you forget it.

 

The Fed Gives Wall Street Banks Okay to Prop Up Their Stock Prices

 

The U.S. Federal Reserve, the country’s central bank that is supposed to serve the interests of the nation, gave the largest Wall Street banks a big, irresponsible gift yesterday. The big banks will now be able to spend approximately $170 billion buying back their own stock and paying out increased dividends to shareholders instead of doing what banks are supposed to do: make loans to worthy businesses to stimulate the U.S. economy. But don’t expect to find that critical news on the front page of your local newspaper.

 

The front pages of newspapers across America proved once again today that chaos in the running of the Federal government is dominating news reporting while it continues to relegate to the back pages the alarming risks that are growing again on Wall Street. This raises the question as to whether the chaos is a bug or a feature of this presidency. Let’s not forget that numerous Goldman Sachs veterans have been installed in this administration while Federal regulators come from the ranks of Wall Street or its lawyers. ...

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from the above article:

 

... A masterful analysis of the Fed’s gross dereliction of its duties was put on bookshelves this May 1. Wall Street veteran Nomi Prins writes in her new book, Collusion: How Central Bankers Rigged the World, that “The Fed absolved itself of all responsibility for financial stability in the big bank landscape in June 2017 when it allowed thirty-four of the largest Wall Street banks, including the Big Six, to pass its stress tests. In turn, the banks took this opportunity to buy more of their own shares, elevating their stock prices rather than expanding their loan services for small businesses and Main Street customers.” Prins writes that these billions in buybacks meant that the Fed was “greenlighting legal manipulation of the stock market.”

 

Tragically, the greenlighting of this manipulation continues today — in ever larger terms.

Systemic Risk Among Deutsche Bank and Global Systemically Important Banks (Source: IMF --  "The blue, purple and green nodes denote European, US and Asian banks, respectively. The thickness of the arrows capture total linkages (both inward and outward), and the arrow captures the direction of net spillover. The size of the nodes reflects asset size.")

Systemic Risk Among Deutsche Bank and Global Systemically Important Banks (Source: IMF — “The blue, purple and green nodes denote European, US and Asian banks, respectively. The thickness of the arrows capture total linkages (both inward and outward), and the arrow captures the direction of net spillover. The size of the nodes reflects asset size.”) ...

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1 hour ago, Foxx said:

the root of most of the ills on the planet today can be traced back to the Central Bank. you are their slave and don't you forget it.

 

The Fed Gives Wall Street Banks Okay to Prop Up Their Stock Prices

 

The U.S. Federal Reserve, the country’s central bank that is supposed to serve the interests of the nation, gave the largest Wall Street banks a big, irresponsible gift yesterday. The big banks will now be able to spend approximately $170 billion buying back their own stock and paying out increased dividends to shareholders instead of doing what banks are supposed to do: make loans to worthy businesses to stimulate the U.S. economy. But don’t expect to find that critical news on the front page of your local newspaper.

 

The front pages of newspapers across America proved once again today that chaos in the running of the Federal government is dominating news reporting while it continues to relegate to the back pages the alarming risks that are growing again on Wall Street. This raises the question as to whether the chaos is a bug or a feature of this presidency. Let’s not forget that numerous Goldman Sachs veterans have been installed in this administration while Federal regulators come from the ranks of Wall Street or its lawyers. ...

 

Much of what is happening right now in Trump's Presidency ties back to a few moneyed families who own more than half of the world wealth, and control the entire supply of money, and thus the world.  They are at the top of the pyramid of the global elites President Trump and our military intelligence apparatus are at war with, and the good guys are winning.

 

The era of fractional reserve banking, and the global manipulation of events that accompanies it, will soon be at an end.

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being that Deutsche Bank is in some serious trouble, the image seems kind of perilous.

 

Systemic-Risk-Among-Deutsche-Bank-and-Gl

 

Index Reshuffle Could Cut Deutsche Bank Off From Billions

 

Some more bad news looms for Deutsche Bank DB +1.62%  AG: The sharp drop in its market value could mean an exit from a major European index, jeopardizing its inclusion in the giant funds that track that benchmark.

 

Deutsche Bank’s market capitalization has fallen to a level that would see it removed from the Euro Stoxx 50, taking the lender out of the orbit of exchange-traded-funds with €42.5 billion ($49.1 billion) in assets that follow this index.

 

A large bout of buying could save Deutsche Bank’s place in the index when it is rejigged in September, but its presence in the relegation zone is a dramatic indicator of the once-European banking champion’s fall from grace.

 

The company’s share price has dropped by more than 40% this year, as it struggles with falling profitability and other legacies of pre-financial crisis exuberance. 

 

On Thursday, the Federal Reserve said it had failed a big chunk of the U.S. operations of Deutsche Bank in the second leg of its annual stress tests, citing “material weaknesses in capital planning.” The result was widely expected, but underscores the bank’s problems in the key American market.

 

The prospect of dropping out of the index is on Deutsche Bank’s radar, according to a person familiar with the matter.  ...

 

let me know if you can't read the WSJ article. you can read any WSJ article....

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22 minutes ago, Foxx said:

the root of most of the ills on the planet today can be traced back to the Central Bank. you are their slave and don't you forget it.

 

The Fed Gives Wall Street Banks Okay to Prop Up Their Stock Prices

 

The U.S. Federal Reserve, the country’s central bank that is supposed to serve the interests of the nation, gave the largest Wall Street banks a big, irresponsible gift yesterday. The big banks will now be able to spend approximately $170 billion buying back their own stock and paying out increased dividends to shareholders instead of doing what banks are supposed to do: make loans to worthy businesses to stimulate the U.S. economy. But don’t expect to find that critical news on the front page of your local newspaper.

 

The front pages of newspapers across America proved once again today that chaos in the running of the Federal government is dominating news reporting while it continues to relegate to the back pages the alarming risks that are growing again on Wall Street. This raises the question as to whether the chaos is a bug or a feature of this presidency. Let’s not forget that numerous Goldman Sachs veterans have been installed in this administration while Federal regulators come from the ranks of Wall Street or its lawyers. ...

Who controls the Federal Reserve? 

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8 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Who controls the Federal Reserve? 

they will tell you publicly that GUS (US Gov) owns them. the reality is that, as Tasker pointed out, it goes much higher than GUS. the top 1% of the top 1%, your overlords.

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The Federal Reserve is independent, and has three mandates.

1. Maximizing employment. US jobless rates are at historic lows.

2. Price stabilization.   Inflation rates are low and not an issue at all.

3. Moderating long term interest rates. Anybody can look at at a chart of the long bond over the past 30 years and see the trend.

 

What banks do with their assets is their own business, and governed by market forces, not the Fed. 

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1 hour ago, TakeYouToTasker said:

 

Much of what is happening right now in Trump's Presidency ties back to a few moneyed families who own more than half of the world wealth, and control the entire supply of money, and thus the world.  They are at the top of the pyramid of the global elites President Trump and our military intelligence apparatus are at war with, and the good guys are winning.

 

The era of fractional reserve banking, and the global manipulation of events that accompanies it, will soon be at an end.

Most of the time, you present highly rational arguments that are hard to pick apart.

 

And then, as if to prove a rule, you post the above.

 

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18 minutes ago, GG said:

Most of the time, you present highly rational arguments that are hard to pick apart.

 

And then, as if to prove a rule, you post the above.

 

well, the only debatable portion of his post is whether or not the good guys are winning. winning a battle here and there does not decide the war.

 

i would be interested in seeing you pick apart the rest of the post.

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22 minutes ago, Foxx said:

well, the only debatable portion of his post is whether or not the good guys are winning. winning a battle here and there does not decide the war.

 

i would be interested in seeing you pick apart the rest of the post.

 

I've been doing it for years.  To think that a handful of wealthy families can control the global supply of money is silly at best, lunacy at worst.  It's too vast, too decentralized, while totally interdependent and entirely unpredictable to be effectively controlled by a small group of people.

 

If the theory held true, there's no way that the venerable House of Barings would be brought down by a lone idiot who hid a few wayward trades.  And that's just a little example.

 

This is not to say that the very powerful can, and do, exercise more influence than an ordinary participant.  Dick Cheney has more effect on the weather machine than they do on the global financial system 

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2 minutes ago, GG said:

 

I've been doing it for years.  To think that a handful of wealthy families can control the global supply of money is silly at best, lunacy at worst.  It's too vast, too decentralized, while totally interdependent and entirely unpredictable to be effectively controlled by a small group of people.

 

If the theory held true, there's no way that the venerable House of Barings would be brought down by a lone idiot who hid a few wayward trades.  And that's just a little example.

 

This is not to say that the very powerful can, and do, exercise more influence than an ordinary participant.  Dick Cheney has more effect on the weather machine than they do on the global financial system 

 

Doesn't this discussion belong in LaDexter's "Zionists!" thread?

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