Just in time for Halloween, a precious metals massacre.
Bullion.Directory precious metals analysis 31 October, 2014
By Terry Kinder
Investor, Technical Analyst
It is a literal and figurative nightmare that the Fed has unleashed on the land. The banks are dead, as hollowed out and soulless as the brain eating zombies from a late night horror show. The problem with zombies is that they spread until virtually nothing is truly alive. In the case of zombie banks, they continue to infect the real economy with their disease. Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP) and QE pumped up the balance sheets of the banks, cause massive mis-allocation of resources, and pushed the stock market ever higher but left the real economy as good as dead. Despite the lower official unemployment rate, millions have simply given up looking for a job or been forced to take a lower paying part-time job or jobs. The Fed’s policy of 2% inflation, like Dracula, sucks our blood. Each year the value of our savings declines and living costs increase. Combined with ZIRP, that robs savers of interest income, the Fed’s policies prey upon those least able to fight back.
So, on Halloween, with the undead bankers feasting on the brains of financial news anchors, Counts Greenspan, Bernanke and Countess Yellen feasting on the lifeblood of the economy, and the werewolves at the door, remember the evil that the Fed has brought to the land, and the monsters it has unleashed on us all. Keep those silver bullets handy, a few wooden stakes, and some gold just in case.
Happy Halloween!
The Fed Sucks.
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