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I don't know why I got this feeling....but the 'fed' is going to taper....not full...its going to be a kind half-a$$ed, half 'talk taper'....and maybe, (God forgive me) Cramer will have an on air heart attack, which the execs at CNBC would NOT regard as a "bad thing", as it would kick up ratings....here's Cramer's infamous pre-08 meltdown.....he's not a bad actor...he's not GREAT, but he isn't bad.

watch for the shock taper moves, then you might get your $18 silver , Doc.

this vid is so funny...well....none of its funny...its only funny, coz its so full of bovine scat..."I like bear stearns very much"...ahahahahha

watching that whining crying haircut of a man, five years later, with the "Dow" and the "SnP" at all time highs, while food assistance to Americans went from 32 mln folks to 50 mln....makes me want to boil up tar, and cut open a coupla feather pillows.....but it aint far to single JUST ONE....but, i'm jest gonna stay quiet, coz i'm a White of Boone County.

and look! voila! the new meme from the msm:

http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/hot-stoc ... 24811.html

No taper this round. Not gonna happen. They will print until the debt is gone and the dollar is worse than a Zimb.

IdahoCopper wrote:No taper this round. Not gonna happen. They will print until the debt is gone and the dollar is worse than a Zimb.

yeh, I was wrong...aint the first time. this all started with that first "TARP" in 08, of 700 bln, we should of just let the market TRADE....even if it crashes, and then we trade out of it....Now?...oh boy, its going to be "Rule .303".......whats that neil?

Yep, no tapering. They're setting the stage for massive money printing, then the casading effect that results, including the loss of the USD as the primary reserve currency and a period of both local and global instability as various powers move into the vacuum created by the US loss of power. It will be bad, but it might get dragged out over a decade or more. Best prepare for a long haul...

They could probably say they are tapering without actually doing so. With dollar swap lines to Europe, under the table gold swaps and loans (GAO audits have revealed $16 trillion in emergency loans to big banks under the table with TARP, but in the absence of audits years after the fact who really knows what they are doing), and expansion of money supply independently of QE, they could realistically cut back on QE without actually turning down the money spigot. They could even have their primary dealers be the buyers and say QE is over. It's all a PR campaign to game the markets, and I'm not basing my game plan on anything they say but rather what they will have to do in order to maintain the status quo.