Monday, September 10, 2012

Pushing A String

Unfortunately, we have an extremely serious economic problem that is a massive ball and chain on the ankle of American commerce. In addition, President Obama not only knows this and is not informing you, but he is complicit in orchestrating it.

The markets are currently rigged, with the politicians in charge, most notably President Obama and Massachusetts Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren and advocate for the creation of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, running at the mouth about how we need further market regulation.

Of course, under Obama's crony capitalism, we are not enforcing current laws when it comes to the financial markets and are allowing thieves to abscond with billions. See former New Jersey Governor, and Democratic bundler for Obama, Jon Corzine, of MF Global.

Although they say they are not, the FED is monetizing the debt, punishing savers. Banks are flush in cash, and are not lending. They sense something bad coming, and do not want risk extended in the upcoming environment.

Doug Dachille of First Principles Capital Management joins Joe Kernan on CNBC's Squawk Box to discuss QE3, the mortgage market and price distortion. Take a listen:




The FED should raise rates immediately and effort to strengthen the dollar, and quit pushing a string of failing central planning programs.  As Reagan said, government is not the solution to the problem; government is the problem.

With a Romney victory, the FED will promptly effort to pull back the extension of capital within the market, puncturing the propped up market averages. At this point, real value will be learned, improper market manipulation by The FED should cease with Bernake being fired and risk can be measured adequately.

We might have DOW 8000, but it will be real and we will have a solid basis to operate from. This will be much better than the crony capitalism and market manipulation we are currently dealing with.

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