This is so far the best joke from FED heard this year.

This is so far the best joke from FED heard this year. https://t.co/F0ff1MWtO9

— GregTheAnalyst (@Analyst_G) August 28, 2020

MESTER SAYS SHE UNDERSTANDS CONCERN THAT LIQUIDITY FROM FED IS FUELING STOCK MARKET GAINS BUT SHE DOESN'T FEEL FED IS CONTRIBUTING TO AN ASSET BUBBLE – Reuters News pic.twitter.com/a1VLgNuy3F

— fiatcurrency (@fiatcurrency) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1299334940253970432

One more thing: When was the last time FED recognised there is a bubble?

— Sunchartist (@sunchartist) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1299326848233549835

In the USA, there are now more people in the top 1% — AND more people in the bottom 50% — than ever before.

Distribution of Household Wealth in the U.S. since 1989 via @FederalReservehttps://t.co/I9AkuBoble pic.twitter.com/Er6YHX0Scq

— Barry Ritholtz (@Ritholtz) August 28, 2020

Imagine if a politician ran on the Fed's policies: a tax hike (inflation) of 2% / yr every single year. Endless asset bubbles for the Top 10% that it's own research shows never trickles down. Backdoor bailouts to Wall St + Congress. 0% rates = now need 5x more savings to retire pic.twitter.com/Zop6jWdF6E

— M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) August 28, 2020

https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1299381738750312450

We Need Someone At The Fed Who Understands Stable Money: Forbes

“Stable Money” is the principle that the United States used, in its monetary affairs, for nearly 200 years, before the floating currency era began in 1971. It worked: the U.S. became, in that time, the wealthiest country in human history, with the broadest and most prosperous middle class…