WASHINGTON | Tue Feb 1, 2011 3:16pm EST
WASHINGTON Feb 1 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve could debate extending its bond-buying program beyond June if U.S. economic data prove weaker than policymakers expect, Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig said.
Another round of bond buying "may get discussed" if the numbers look "disappointing," Hoenig told Market News International in an interview published on Tuesday.
Fed's Hoenig says QE3 may get discussed-MNSI | Reuters
There you go. Of course QE3 is coming and they will continue to hammer savers and confiscate your wealth thru inflation as long as you hold the debt-note dollars they continue to digitally print. It's their only choice because math requires it. Politics has nothing to do with it. It's coming whether you want it or not. And believe me you want it, otherwise Cairo will be outside of your front door.
In other news, Ivory Coast defaulted today on $2.3B in bonds, N.Africa is in full revolution and the US Mint sold 6.4m ozs of silver in January, which is more than the previous highest month by 50%. Do you have a tangible, physical seat in this ever-increasing world of virtual, digital fiat? Do you have a Farmville or food?
Take advantage of this time to make hay while the sun still shines.