Central banking, a central planner's dream

Can this go tide of money lift the markets forever? I think it theoretically can. All troubled companies can be bailed out, until all assets are on the central bank's books. How could it be otherwise? It seems to be the logical consequence, when there is one central agency with the no-limit credit card.

Then we have it: true communism! A central planner's dream.

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