Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by Mainer
I believe we are a ta point where it is not physically possible to print all monies promised due to limitations on obtaining ink, paper and the
physical time it takes to print the bills.
Maybe they should start printing bills in larger denominations?
$10,000 bills
$100,000 bills
$1,000,000 bills
$1,000,000,000 bills
[edit on 13-10-2008 by In nothing we trust]
It worked for Zimbabwae! Oh... wait...
Also, to correct a wrong perception several seem to harbor about me, I am NOT a doomsayer. If anything, I was one of the most doe-eyed dreamers on
ATS for quite awhile. The simple fact is, the last month or so have made me open my eyes to alot of stuff I used to spend countless precious hours
defending against your so-called "doomsayers" here. I'd love to be doe-eyed again, really, I would. Unfortunately I cannot afford myself the
luxury of viewing one abberrant "good" day after a long string of truly horroriffic economic days as suddenly returning us to the land of sunshine &
farts. Our market had a tumultuous an extraordinarily volitile day today, the important thing isn't the direction it went, but the fact that it went
in this direction so drastically. One thing about the economy, drastic is NEVER good and NEVER sustainable.
Also, like I said before, regardless of whether today's upswing sustains itself or ends up being completely wiped out by week's end, one issue
remains. We, the American tax payers, still stand before this market SCREWED by our own government. The bailout was, plain and simple, financial
rape. It was every bit as damaging as the Japanese soldiers rape of Nanking in WWII. Furthermore, Wall Street was an implicit accomplice in that
raping of America. Don't know about you, but I have just a little bit of trouble making eye contact with someone who just railed me, let alone
congratulating them on their score.