thechartpatterntrader
June 11th, 2009, 4:23 am
After going over seas and spewing words of decit to the Chinese, with referrence to buying US debt, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geitner has returned to regurgitate his lie here in the States. He continues to try and spin what the Obama administration is doing to the dollar. The Chinese laughed at his bogus claims, and rightly so. However, I don't think anyone will be laughing in the US, when inflation rears its ugly head in about 24 months. Timmy likes to cheat. Unfortunately, the US will not be able to cheat the death of the economy after Obama's economic policies run their course. Since he has returned to the US, he has maintained that the US will continue to have a strong dollar.
Tax Cheat Timmy claims to favor a strong dollar. I think he is being very disingenuous. I think he favors being Treasury Secretary, and cares less about what happens to the dollar. He'll follow Obama off this cliff, if he can hold onto his power. What a sad, sad day for America, that a tax cheat is helping Obama cook the books at the Federal level.
This weeks treasury aution, produced lackluster results. No one wants the long term notes, driving yields much higher. Meaning that bond holders have no confidence in a quick recovery, epecting higher interest rates and inflation. Higher interest rates will delay a recovery in the housing market and inflation will kill the economy.
The spending will allow a short term recovery, but it will be short lived based on spending at the Federal level.
Good day
Tax Cheat Timmy claims to favor a strong dollar. I think he is being very disingenuous. I think he favors being Treasury Secretary, and cares less about what happens to the dollar. He'll follow Obama off this cliff, if he can hold onto his power. What a sad, sad day for America, that a tax cheat is helping Obama cook the books at the Federal level.
This weeks treasury aution, produced lackluster results. No one wants the long term notes, driving yields much higher. Meaning that bond holders have no confidence in a quick recovery, epecting higher interest rates and inflation. Higher interest rates will delay a recovery in the housing market and inflation will kill the economy.
The spending will allow a short term recovery, but it will be short lived based on spending at the Federal level.
Good day