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Why not default? The US sugar daddy government stands ready to hyperinflate us out of everything.

I keep saying over and over again. Its inflate or die. There is no turning back. This years credit expansion must be even greater than last years or the death spiral will commence.

What do we need jobs for in this system? All we have to is borrow more money and which causes asset prices to increase which increases consumption.

We really are in a mania now. The market is by no means cheap anymore.

Have you guys ever seen all of the index futures go completely blank because we hit stops and liquidity disapears? Thats whats going to happen at some point.

Bingo...it's already a huge bubble and the banks are loving it! That money needs to be mobilized and made productive, but I believe the current inflationary confiscation strategy is the wrong answer. As long as cash is sitting on the banks' books they will lend it away. "If you guessed...

Eventually everything is going to yield exactly the same. If anyone thinks whats going on is normal is crazy.

the next bubble will be in cash.

Does anyone know how to calculate the vwap for ES futures using esignal?

What if the fed wants to lower asset prices?

Minyanville Staff Jan 30, 2007 8:45 am When money supply grows you can by definition be sure that debt is growing commensurately. I have been thinking a lot lately about the state of economics and markets. From an intellectual point of view it is fascinating; from...

How fast in volatility going to spike when this thing shits the bed. People are going to be stampeding for protection.

let the beat down begin

I think its time to be real cautious on stocks. There seems to be a buyer strike in bonds and with stocks overbought a nasty correction is coming.

The market doesn't feel like it has a great bid. I think we are going to hit 5 percent on the ten in short time.

How do people plan on exiting everything when risk does appear?

money supply has to grow forever or else the whole thing collapses.

I think central banks will step in to provide support for asseet markets, but there is no gurantee that new liquidity will flow to the housing sector. It didnt go into tech after the bubble.

Credit is contracting..........................................................................................................................................................................................!!! time to watch out.

Gold was at 603 a couple of weeks ago. Crude around 50. Everyone loves bottom fishing every market and proclaiming that the market is breaking out. Its just as bad as top picking.