Long format suits you Mr Havenstein Moment. Twitterland isn’t the same without you but you’re killing the pivot into the future. Keep it up and keep it loud.
Did Bernanke recently say monetary policy is 98% talk? Crazy, not crazy. Recent Twitter post from Simon Mikhailovich "For the first 45 yrs, the Soviets explained hardships as "transitory," due to revolutions & wars, both external & domestic." There are cracks in the system.
Hi Rudy, How do you compare Fed with other central banks in the world? Are they equally bad at breaking the system? Fed at least had the luxury of world reserve currency status and used it to its advantage a lot, but others? Can you share your opinion about the central banks of China, India?
As much as I enjoyed your Twitter feed, this medium suits you better.
Amen
You could charge for this content. Don't go full Doomberg and price people away, but . . .
You’ve probably seen this … breathtaking is the right word. https://wallstreetonparade.com/2022/05/new-york-fed-stuns-with-new-report-at-year-end-its-trading-desk-owned-38-percent-of-all-10-30-year-u-s-treasuries/
tldr 😂 exactly.
here is something to avert your gaze from US to EU "politics":
https://twitter.com/MartyBent/status/1529570794057224192
worth it !
Long format suits you Mr Havenstein Moment. Twitterland isn’t the same without you but you’re killing the pivot into the future. Keep it up and keep it loud.
Did Bernanke recently say monetary policy is 98% talk? Crazy, not crazy. Recent Twitter post from Simon Mikhailovich "For the first 45 yrs, the Soviets explained hardships as "transitory," due to revolutions & wars, both external & domestic." There are cracks in the system.
Best post yet. Keep them coming chief.
You echo my sentiments. Powell's and Yellen's B.S. is so phony, it’s their controlled demolition of the middle class.
Great post Rudy.
Perhaps Jay Powell is seeking to be just like your namesake!
What do econ types think tapering is, if not for balance sheet reduction?
Hi Rudy, How do you compare Fed with other central banks in the world? Are they equally bad at breaking the system? Fed at least had the luxury of world reserve currency status and used it to its advantage a lot, but others? Can you share your opinion about the central banks of China, India?