Fedspeak

Longtime Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, who discouraged fellow Fed officials from speaking about monetary policy at all, perfected an obtuse dialect in his public statements that came to be known as "Fedspeak."

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For those who do not keep up with the ever-changing arcane argot of central bankers known as Fedspeak, "quantitative easing" (QE), is the Fed's deceptive term for its process of currency inflation.

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And although the Federal Reserve indicated last week that it was now on deflation watch, it also said it expects resource utilization — Fedspeak for employment — to gradually return to higher levels.

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Since the Fed's code of conduct mandates the use of Fedspeak instead of English, let me offer a quick translation: Yikes!

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Listening to the loud chorus of recent Fedspeak comments by Federal Reserve board members here in the USA you might have to cover your ears.

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The entire Act was written in obscure Fedspeak so no one but its creators knew its purpose.

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If the last couple of weeks are any guide, "Fedspeak seems to be the biggest directional influence," said David Ader, head of government bond strategy at CRT Capital Group LLC.

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Unlike his counterparts today in the House and Senate, he was called an "economic Populist," one way being for how he exposed Fedspeak to reveal the scheme behind it.

Reviewing Ellen Brown's "Web of Debt:" Part II 2009

The limitless money-creation machine is kept hidden "in obscure Fedspeak," even undecipherable to people who think they understand the process.

Reviewing Ellen Brown's "Web of Debt:" Part II 2009

Translated from snorifying Fedspeak, that means: "Stock prices are too high."

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