... According to Reid, "notwithstanding the short-term low supply expectations in Europe, a real head-scratcher going forward is how the market will cope over the years and even decades to come with the central case scenario of higher and higher government debt around the world. Figure 13 looks at the US, Germany and Japan government debt/GDP with forecasts from the US CBO and BIS. ---
Deutsche Bank: This Does Not Make Sense
| Source: | ZeroHedge |
| Published: | Feb 26, 2018 |
| Author: | Tyler Whatizname |
| Post Date: | 2018-02-26 11:03:10 by VxH |
| Views: | 1612 |
#1: VxH To: All (#0)
It's like this one time, at band camp, when the wizards tossed the fundamentals of Supply and Demand circa 2006, when they, being the shysters in charge of the fractional gravy jack wagon -- stopped publishing M3 and shoved a big Tuba whatever up America's wherever.
That was in the context of Argent/Ameriquest Mortgage, owned by Bush Ambassador to the Netherlands Roland Arnall -- shoveling 5 billion dollars worth of A$$Paper, per month, into the global economic sewer system.
"Woooops!"
And Douche Bank can stop feigning its surprise - since it was Argent/Ameriquest's primary warehouse lender and knew, or should have known, damn well what it was in bed with.
Got FICO, "Swift"tards?
VxH posted on 2018-02-26 11:18:03 Reply Private Reply