"Economia sem recuperação".
“There is no acceleration in underlying economic activity.” “There’s this wrong concept that I keep on hearing about in the financial press about the acceleration in economic growth… It isn’t happening!” “We had a horrible retail sales number, we had a horrible durable goods number, we’re likely to have a very disappointing retail sales number coming forward, this month we have a strong payroll number we say everything’s great – it’s not great….it’s been the same thing for the last five years, there’s no improvement in the economy!” “After a string of dismal data on durable goods, retail spending, and inventories, we get a good jobs number and everyone saying the economy’s good – it’s not good!”
“And we can keep on going,” Ricchiuto responded when Hobbs interrupted him. According to Zero Hedge, the clip was also edited to remove host Eisen’s glib response to Ricchiuto’s sobering reality check on the real economic figures. “But the key is that’s not what The Fed is telling us,” she stated. So according to the financial “experts” at CNBC, actual economic numbers are less important than placing blind faith what the Federal Reserve claims is happening in its press releases. Is it really any surprise that CNBC is hemorrhaging viewers because of a lack of transparency and a complete failure to question the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy?
Começará com maciço declínio do dólar, FED absorve excedente, começa hiperinflação este ano.
Williams goes on to say, “The underlying fundamentals for the dollar just could not be worse. Fiscal conditions have not improved. Deficit numbers last year were small according to headline numbers, but if you look at it with generally accepted accounting principles, it was still about $6 trillion . . . per year.” Williams called for the beginning of hyperinflation sometime in 2014 but has now revised that prediction to 2015. Williams says you will know hyperinflation is starting by watching the dollar. Williams says, “The first stage of it will be a reversal of the dollar. We are not going to have hyperinflation until you see a massive decline of the dollar. That will start the process. You will see the flight from the dollar, and the Fed is going to have to absorb them. That will be the trigger for the money supply growth within the system which will exacerbate the inflationary problem and the deficit problem and the funding problems.”
Williams says the Fed has given a false sense of security but did not fix the problems that led to the last meltdown. Williams warns, “People say everything is fine again—nonsense. You had a panic in 2008. . . . The system was on the brink of collapse. The Fed and the federal government did everything in their power to prevent it. They pushed things into the future, but they didn’t do anything of substance to address the underlying problems.” So, are we going to have another panic? Williams says, “Yes, and that is the type of thing that can break at any time, and you just don’t have the options you had in 2008 for buying time into the future.” Williams adds, “The odds are high you are going to see the beginnings of hyperinflation this year.”
