Tag Archives: fed put
Welcome to the Era of Targeted Bailouts
Here at the Economic Prism, we’re opposed to market intervention and bailouts of all colors and stripes. The conceit of it all, that a collection of unelected bureaucrats knows what’s best for a 330-million-person economy, sticks in our craw like a broken chicken bone. Continue reading
Posted in Inflation, MN Gordon
Tagged bailouts, business cycle, debt, default, fed put, federal reserve
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What is the Strike Price of the Powell Put?
The Federal Reserve, through a multi-decade series of shady practices, finds itself in a very disagreeable place. Policies of extreme market intervention have positioned the economy and financial markets for an epic bust. Continue reading
Posted in MN Gordon, Stock Market
Tagged cpi, fed put, greenspan put, powell put, strike price
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