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Biden Administration is not an inflation fighter
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Americans no longer trust politicians and the mainstream media. Once trust is broken, you can not get it back. Trust was broken with politicians and the media. Ever listen to lying Jim Cramer of MAD MONEY JIM CRAMER show on CNBC? WHAT INFLATION? What do you mean high unemployment? The economy is great 👍. Joe Biden is great. Bidenomics? President Biden is the Navy Seal of Fighting INFLATION 💪 Whooo. We escaped a second GREAT RECESSION. Listen to Janet Yellen and FED Chair Jerome Power about their soft landing. What are they smoking 🚬 🚭 🤔. Please listen to the attached video carefully. It makes all the sense in the WORLD 🌎
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The Biden Administration and supporters of Joe Biden such as the mainstream media are trying to brain wash Americans that the economy is in great 👍 shape and Joe Biden is the president who fixed inflation and the economy. The Biden Administration and Biden supporters and the mainstream media announced vvictory soft landing on inflation and Joe Biden Administration avoided a major Great Recession. This is total bullshit lies after lies. Joe Biden is clueless and his administration is full of idiots that don’t know what they are doing. Don’t fall in to buy now pay later technique that Democrats are pushing. We are in great period of uncertainty. Inflation is soaring out of control. Real unemployment numbers are through the roof. Data released by the Biden Administration are total lies. There are no jobs created. Job numbers reported are part time jobs or temporary jobs. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, and Joe biden are all incompetent cheating lying worthless political hacks. Read this video clip
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Senator John Kennedy slams Joe Biden for ruining the United States economy. Joe Biden keeps on repeating he drove inflation down from. 9% to 3% and created jobs, infrastructure, and stability for Americans which are blatant lies..
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This is a frequently asked question from many real estate agents on behalf of their homebuyers. There are more and more homebuyers with bad credit than ever before. Many homebuyers with bad credit think they are the worst of the food chain and should not shop for the best mortgage rates. However, mortgage lenders today are starving for business and will work with bad credit borrowers in getting them the best rates. I just saw this guide on can you shop for the best mortgage rates with bad credit and I wanted to share this with everyone. It does make sense. By shopping for a mortgage with the best rates means getting a mortgage with bad credit with low credit scores with no discount points. Discount points are a total waste of money and you will never recoup discount points even on a refinance later when mortgage rates drop.
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Biden Administration cronies are big fat liars. JOE BIDEN and his idiot gang of liars are in a state of denial on the economy. Look at this video Neil Caputo drilling one of BIDEN’S big fat lie on how Biden took over an economy with a 9% inflation and inflation is now under control. Total Bull Shit. Biden Administration screwed up the economy and America.
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Many of you heard the term Soft Landing in our economy. Most consumers never literally lived through a horrific downturn of the U.S. economy as the economic turmoil we are going through now. Our economy today is worse than the 2008 financial, credit, and real estate crisis of 2008 by a long shit. The financial and real estate meltdown of 2008 is a thunderstorm compared to today’s Category FOUR HURRICANE comparison in our economy. However, the biggest liars such as Jim Kramer of CNBC, Joe Biden, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell is all telling us that inflation is in check and we had a soft landing and the economy is just fine. These incompetent liars are absolutely clueless and all they are great at is printing money. Inflation, housing, job, CPI, and other economic numbers are all a lie and we are not even close for our economy that is in turmoil to have a soft landing. Remember this year is an election year and the nasty incompetent politicians need to get reelected so they can follow in Joe Biden’s footsteps in being a tenured career politician being an incompetent politician for over 50 years without having one single job in the private sector.
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Is the FED printing money? If so, what is the negative outcome of printing money in our economy.
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Gas prices surpassed $7 dollar per gallon at one Bay Area California gas station ⛽️. The economy in the United States 🇺🇸 is so shakey and unstable that the entire world is laughing at us. Joe Biden and the Biden Administration is so out of it and incompetent that it is enough to make anyone throw up and catch a deadly virus. Unbelievable.
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Gas hits above $7 mark at one Bay Area station, among the highest in California
Bay Area gas station hits above the $7 mark for regular unleaded, among the highest in California.
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Fannie Mae Housing Market Forecast for 2025 announced that Mortgage Rates will remain at higher than 6.00% and not to expect a drop in mortgage rates. The federal reserve board dropping interest rates 4 times in 2024 turned out to be a big fat lie despite out of control inflation. The federal reserve board and Treasure Secretary Janet Yellen are blatantly lying about the economy having a soft landing and inflation being under control. Evey consumer in America know that prices of goods and services are out of control and inflation is not minutely close to what the fake NEWS MEDIA is reporting. Please don’t believe what the fake news media and the political hacks are announcing.
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Will the 2024 housing market crash forecast be worse than the 2008 Financial Crisis and Housing Market Crash Forecast? What goes up comes down right? Why are housing market experts and economists saying the 2024 housing market crash forecast will be worse than the 2008 housing crash? Interest rates have skyrocketed from 2.0% to 7% in twenty four months. The sudden increase in mortgage rates and skyrocketing home prices as well as surging inflation have put a halt in home affordablility among millions of potential home buyers. Unemployment rates have surged and many people are becoming homeless or are in the verge of being homeless. Please take a look at this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY0d-RKtYaQ&ab_channel=Econofin
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When is a good time to refinance if you have a 7.5% rate on FHA loan? I heard mortgage rates are dropping lower.
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The United States government confiscated gold and silver during certain periods in its history for various reasons, but the most notable event regarding gold confiscation was during the Great Depression in 1933.
In response to the economic turmoil of the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102 on April 5, 1933. This order effectively prohibited the hoarding of gold coins, gold bullion, and gold certificates within the continental United States. Individuals were required to turn in their gold to the Federal Reserve in exchange for paper currency. The government set the price of gold at $20.67 per ounce and subsequently raised it to $35 per ounce, effectively devaluing the dollar against gold.
The rationale behind this action was to stabilize the economy and increase the government’s ability to manipulate monetary policy. By removing gold from circulation and pegging the value of the dollar to gold, the government sought to combat deflation and stimulate economic recovery.
As for silver, there wasn’t a widespread confiscation like with gold. However, the U.S. government did enact legislation in the 1930s that significantly reduced the amount of silver in circulation. The Silver Purchase Act of 1934 authorized the U.S. Treasury to buy silver bullion to increase the price of silver, which had been in a downward spiral. This act effectively removed large quantities of silver from circulation as it was melted down into bars and stored in government vaults. Later, during World War II, there were further restrictions on the use of silver due to its strategic importance for the war effort.
In summary, the confiscation of gold and reduction of silver in circulation during the Great Depression era were measures taken by the U.S. government to stabilize the economy, manage monetary policy, and combat the effects of the economic downturn.
Gold and silver confiscation typically refers to government actions where authorities demand citizens turn in their gold and/or silver holdings. The most notable historical instance of this was in the United States during the 1930s. Here are some of the main reasons why such confiscations have occurred:
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Economic Stability: Governments may confiscate gold and silver to stabilize the economy during times of crisis. For example, during the Great Depression in the 1930s, the US government feared hoarding of gold was exacerbating deflationary pressures, so it sought to increase the money supply and gain control over monetary policy.
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Currency Stability: Gold and silver have historically been used as forms of currency or backing for currency. Confiscation may occur when governments want to maintain control over their currency and prevent alternatives from competing with or undermining it.
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War Financing: During times of war, governments may confiscate precious metals to finance military efforts. By forcing citizens to exchange their gold and silver for currency or government bonds, authorities can raise funds to support war efforts.
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Control Over Monetary Policy: Governments may confiscate gold and silver to have greater control over monetary policy. By centralizing gold reserves, authorities can influence the money supply, interest rates, and inflation levels.
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Political Control: Confiscation can also be a tool for governments to exert political control over their citizens. By seizing assets such as gold and silver, authorities may limit the economic independence of individuals or groups deemed as threats to the government’s authority.
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Crisis Management: During financial crises or periods of economic uncertainty, governments may resort to confiscation as a means of crisis management. By consolidating precious metal reserves, authorities may attempt to stabilize markets and restore investor confidence.
It’s important to note that while gold confiscation by governments has occurred historically, it’s relatively rare and often met with controversy and resistance. Additionally, laws and regulations regarding the ownership and trading of gold and silver vary from country to country, and confiscation is not a universal practice.
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JP MORGAN CHASE CEO Jamie Dimon Warns of a major real estate crisis lingering in the coming weeks and months.
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Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell gets grilled by Louisiana Senator John Kennedy and seems like his asshole is puckering. Jerome Powell gets owned and called out by the Louisiana U.S. Senator and becomes speechless sometimes during the grilling session. Incompetence and lying is not being condoned by Senator Kennedy. Jerome Powell is the main reason for the destruction of the U.S. economy.
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Seems like everyone is an expert in the media where they say that mortgage rates are still low. Jim Kramer of CNN is the biggest liar and bullshitter who has great talent. Jim Krammer talent is lying with a straight face on national television on how great the economy is, how inflation is under control, and how mortgage rates are still low compared to 1980. All of these liberal clowns need to shut down their clownshow and get off the air. What are your thoughts of mortgage rates forecast in the coming months through 2025? What are your thoughts of inflation, the housing market, the stock market, the dollar, unemployment, and investment opportunities?
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Peter Schiff is a legend. Peter Schiff called the 2008 financial crisis when others were laughing at him. I remember Peter Schiff calling out Washington Mutual and sure enough the largest mortgage lender and servicer went out of business. This economic crisis is obvious. Consumers are feeling it at the pump, grocery stores, malls, auto repair shops, auto dealers, shopping for homes, surging mortgage rates, and the cost of goods and services skyrocketing like a runaway train. The dollar is becoming worthless because the Federal Reserve Board keeps printing money like there is no tomorrow. Wages are not keeping up with the cost of goods and services. $100,000 salary per year is no longer high income. The cost of goods and services has been rising rapidly in recent years, leading to significant inflationary pressures on consumers and businesses alike. Here are some key points about the current state of inflation and the factors driving high costs:
- Elevated inflation levels: The annual inflation rate in the United States reached a 40-year high of 9.1% in June 2022, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI). While it has moderated slightly since then, it remains well above the Federal Reserve’s target of 2%.
- Supply chain disruptions: The COVID-19 pandemic caused widespread disruptions in global supply chains, leading to shortages of various goods and materials, which drove up costs.
- Rising energy and commodity prices: The war in Ukraine, coupled with increased global demand as economies reopened, has led to a surge in energy prices, particularly for gasoline and natural gas. Other commodities, such as food and metals, have also seen significant price increases.
- Labor shortages and wage growth: Many industries have faced labor shortages, leading to higher wages and increased costs for businesses, which are often passed on to consumers.
- Strong consumer demand: Pent-up demand from the pandemic, coupled with government stimulus measures, has fueled robust consumer spending, putting upward pressure on prices.
- Housing and rent costs: The housing market has seen a sharp rise in prices and rental costs, contributing significantly to overall inflation.
- Federal Reserve’s response: The Federal Reserve has been aggressively raising interest rates to combat inflation, but the effects of these monetary policy actions often take time to fully materialize.
The persistently high inflation has eroded consumer purchasing power and squeezed household budgets, particularly for essential goods and services like food, housing, and energy. Businesses, too, have had to grapple with higher input costs, which can impact their profitability and investment decisions.
While the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool demand and bring inflation under control are ongoing, the current inflationary environment remains a significant challenge for both consumers and businesses alike.
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What planet is Jerome Powell in. Inflation is at 3%? I have so little respect for liars.
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