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Re: Jim Crammer strikes again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Thatâ��s Just â�¦Disgusting 

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Jerome Powell is taking money out of the pockets of working Americans.

Traditionally, retirees could count on some level of income from bonds. Recently that has been roughly 0%. I have heard of these low rates asrobbing the income of retirees. Now,when the interest rates are returning to a more normal range, everybody thinks it is a problem.

Breaking news: When working Americans take out a loan, it costs them money!

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Jim Crammer strikes again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,That’s Just …Disgusting
By: capt_nemo
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Fri, 21 Dec 18 10:50 PM
Msg. 17598 of 62138

I know I should not be surprised by this on CNBC, but still, I found its shamelessness staggering…

www.cnbc.com/2018/12/20/cramer-fed-rate-hikes-widen-wealth-gap-b…

From the article:

CNBC’s Jim Cramer, a critic for months of the Federal Reserve’s path higher for interest rates, said Thursday that the central bank led by Jerome Powell is taking money out of the pockets of working Americans.

On his show Wednesday evening, Cramer said: “The only people who should be really happy about this statements are the rich: your wealth will be preserved. If you work for a living, you’re probably getting a raise after a lost decade of wage growth. Powell wants to put a stop to that.”

“Yay, the rich don’t have to worry; don’t have to worry about a slowdown. Because do you know why? You only have to get rich once. But the not-so-rich, sorry,” said Cramer. In Powell’s “dogmatic world, you’re making too much money as it is.”

Okay. Deep breaths. (in/out/innnn/ooooooout)

Cramer cannot be this dumb, he has to know that it was explicitly the policy of the Fed to create the wealth and income gaps we suffer under.

And now that the Fed has decided “enough of that” he’s trying to make the case that what the Fed is doing here is taking money away from the working class? How’s that, exactly?

Instead, if the Fed had not constructed an artificial environment of financial shenanigans whereby corporations were incentivized to buyback shares vs. investing in property, plant, equipment and people we’d be in a very different position and the workers would have been rewarded.

Certainly more than they were.

http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/thats-just-disgusting/


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