SHOCKING PROOF: Federal Reserve Reinflating Real Estate Bubble – Mike Maloney

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  1. Mike, I may have to question you on this one. Real wages are going down and
    where there is a seller there has to be a buyer. I can’t see Americans
    buying with any urgency that was part of last decades bubble. It just
    doesn’t ring that it could happen. If people are ready to buy at
    overinflated prices then that would indicate society has confidence in
    their employment which seems contradictory to what I am hearing. I live in
    Canada where I am surprised at the price of homes in large metro areas. As
    well, now that the oil price has mysteriously dropped (I do not believe the
    price of oil dropped as it did due to decreasing demand. This is only
    partially true) government coffers will shrink and so will the economy.
    Many conflicting views out there at this time.

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  2. Good tool, the recession started in 2008 and has continued for years. If
    the United States government calculated the data like they previous did
    decades ago, we would be still in a recession. The United States is in its
    own lost decade at this point….

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  3. The fed manipulates numbers from one account to another to such an extent
    that the warning signs will only be apparent in hindsight, after the crash
    accelerates .

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  4. Too bad the prices haven’t soared here in Indiana. I just had to dump one
    for just about no gain at all. Have a few more I’d love to sell well.
    Dumping just doesn’t add up as I worked for. Location location…

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  5. At least they publish their data and thus interpreting it is up to the
    user. If they didn’t we would be in real trouble. The interpretation
    propaganda comes from the financial news, so one has to take CNBC and
    Bloomberg and others propaganda is being used to support their advertisers
    and service users, the traders at these organizations. Thus the propaganda
    version is mostly what the traders want to maximize their profits, not to
    assist their viewers from which they don’t derive any income. Wow, this
    enlightenment frightens me.

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  6. Hey Mike, I have a quick question for you… I’ve heard quite a few times
    that this collapse will be so severe that gold and silver will be useless
    or close to worthless… a lot of this is coming from the super doom and
    gloomers. I guess I refuse to believe that so many people will just
    completely give up…I think there will be severe consequences and a very
    bad stretch of time but economy’s collapse all the time and people make it
    through… I would just like to hear your opinion… Thank you!

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  7. The “Powers That Be” want to assure us that everything is under control –
    is it? I cannot believe they are intentionally lying, so they must be
    misinformed and incorrect for another reason… 

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