Topic: Bail out the corporations and wall street and banks and markets asap (Read 23 times)

As we know tge 4th quater start by that time in few months all markets banks and corporations will be out of money it could be like was 1929 situation its not good either for rich.
The fed have new bail out plan but here is one problem
They can print money they can borrow a lot money and it does not create inflation as long as the money is not in circlelation and no stimulus money.
But the next bail out need to be more bigger so the only way to save "too big too fall" is to give them huge loans and this time all this will be not invested in real economy and real development but the world need to build up more speculative field like markets stock crypto commodities leverage so fed and bankers and i see only one solution here

This time no stimulus no support funds but all the money will go to be used for pumping up mega highs the assets also giving financial players to use extra large leverages
And giving more money out by borrowing the cars housing and everything what you can borrow money against as collateral will go up a lot
But the real money flow in economy this has to be avoided no stimulus no supports also higher taxes so this is the only to keep printing a lot pumping markets and also one more thing is to make sure all this big bail out money dont land in american economy or any economy so this way no inflation also need to make sure there not investments too much in infrastructures or building thats bad becouse it will create real jobs and its improve real economy wich will create inflation if there is too much cash flow in real economy.

The fed has one job to do:
To make sure there is no way the cash flow can come in to real life and economy.
If its needed not a problem goverment can provide food and housing there is no need for the money to give or ways to make money becouse if people have too much money it will create inflation.
So in real economy we have DEFLATION
In speculative world have hyper super inflation.