Equity Bubble? Bond Bubble? Is Bernanke Right?

Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Insight & Action," Adam Johnson looks at the risk of stock market bubbles. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg)

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[Cashstock Moneybags]

Also, at 0% interest, people take out large loans that their incomes can't support at 2% or 3%. Add 3.5% APR to the Fed rate and you have a good approximation of prime fixed mortgage rates. Adjustable Rate mortgages taken during 0% Fed rates are foreclosures that are guaranteed to happen, 100% of the time. This isn't growth or prosperity. The bankers are collateralizing assets, waiting to consolidate when the next (bigger) financial crisis arrives. Bernanke gave them a well-oiled theft machine.

[glenlackey2]

People see what is now happening in Cypres and get angry. I would argue that it has been happening for years here in the US. When the Fed holds interests rates at 0% then all the $ we have in our accounts makes 0% interest instead of the usual 2% or 3%. This saves banks $420 Billion per year in paying interest. Pay off your debt, stock some food, buy a gun and some gold and silver. Prepare people.

[onisuk]

An epic crash is on the way !!!

[mosemo91]

Getting American's their 401k's back =)

[GovernMentalFreedom]

The Question is is who is he working for? surly not right . Gullible Americants see it.

[zutroy1]

Not much, Yes, Never.

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