Fed Q3 SLOOS Survey: Banks reported Mostly Tighter Standards and Weaker
Demand for All Loan Types
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From the Federal Reserve: The October 2024 Senior Loan Officer Opinion
Survey on Bank Lending Practices
The October 2024 Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey...
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8 comments:
I just read your older article about SLV and GLD not being good inflation hedges due to the expense ratio. I agree that aluminum foil would likely be a better hedge. While I suppose toilet paper might be a good hedge too, I'm not going to bother stocking up on TP as a hedge, because, the way things are going, I can always use the U.S. Dollar as cheap substitute for TP if necessary. Ha!
JReality,
Perhaps our "strong dollar" policy is to be taken literally! ;)
I thought I heard yesterday, that the dollar is in the crapper. Opticalrecatlitis strikes again!
Looks like a 30-year credit bubble to me.
Charles Kiting,
Looks like a 30-year credit bubble to me.
What happens in 1981 stays in 1981. Oh wait. I think that only applies to music. Never mind.
Mark,
I think you are referring to Vegas.
nanute,
Indeed I was. :)
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