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| Well . . . it doesn't take a mental giant, to understand that when almost all the companies in the world and especially the U.S. is not using their profits or reserves to rebuild and replace depreciated capital assets for future expansion the economic prospects are dim. Instead these companies are using that money to buy back stock, and pay diviidends (even with borrowed money).
In short . . . as mentioned on this thread . . . when money can be borrowed for free from the FED or bad assets can be sold at face value to the FED and in turn that money earns .25% interest without risk, it is evident that the objective is to gut out the United States and kill off its middle class.
When the crash comes, lets see what Iowa Land will be worth, and lets see how a return to $3 corn and $7 beans work with $400 an acre cash rent. As said in this thread, this whole thing is going to blow sky high.
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When this blows... watch out.
