I've never thought that Bernanke was particularly difficult to understand. Greenspan, on the other hand...
Desire and expect are one and the same.
This makes me feel like a calloused brute:
Personally, I think Bernanke really does try to say what he thinks.
because after listening to him for 5 seconds, I know he is racing through the prepared remarks, even though they no doubt are his own thoughtful remarks. [~"HolyBejesusHousingIzContained so becalm yourself."]
You think that's a brutish assessment? Me too, but it's honest. He does not put me at ease. I need to see that threat of runaway inflation substantiated and he could slow down for that and articulate exactly which segments of that CPI were dangerous. I could be down right civil and listen carefully to that argument.
But there is none.
And there isn't supposed to be.
It is a delivery to confirm that the Watch is watchful (not like the housing industry, the auto industry, the plumeting dollar, the escalating tensions in the Middle East) [you see how the Brutes are...] and that with new data streams emerging the Fed will continue to assess.
test. please ignore.
Best Wishes.
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