He's looking for an excuse to flip out again
Bernanke makes market moving comments after close
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vansmarket
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he can cut it to 3% but it won't have any 'sustainable' impact on the hot stock market from a 'price correction' in housing and stocks andwill not put lid on inflation in commodities.
low interest rates have only worked in stimulating growth in times of deflation.
low interest rates have only worked in stimulating growth in times of deflation.
A little hot Turkish action hasn't hurt either. Reality is slowly setting in.
Now on with the sub-par earnings that have to be spun six ways to Sunday.
Good reports are being sold off, markets are starting to look for excuses to sell this latest leg up on anemic volume.
This bull is looking tired after too many days of forced labor in the fields. He needs more infusions of speed to keep him going, que Bernanke on Halloween.
Good Luck!
Now on with the sub-par earnings that have to be spun six ways to Sunday.
Good reports are being sold off, markets are starting to look for excuses to sell this latest leg up on anemic volume.
This bull is looking tired after too many days of forced labor in the fields. He needs more infusions of speed to keep him going, que Bernanke on Halloween.
Good Luck!
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on the money
Get your money out!
Pffft the dog benanke is now on the side of the longs. He is no long concerned about inflation.
slowing economy is bullish because it means nother rate cut
slowing housing is also bullish
slowing economy is bullish because it means nother rate cut
slowing housing is also bullish
What isn't bullish to you? You should be a politician, the way you can spin anything to make your case is awesome.
these would be very bearish events:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existential_risk
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_extinction
Assuming none of the above, this market has perpetual upside. I can come to no other conclusion because there is no compelling reason for the markets to go lower.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Existential_risk
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_extinction
Assuming none of the above, this market has perpetual upside. I can come to no other conclusion because there is no compelling reason for the markets to go lower.
Stock, this is a serious question. In your opinion the normal business and economic cycles are no more? The economy is just going to keep growing with no more recessions? Come on you've got to be kidding me. The sheer amount of greed in OUR country is enough to ensure that there are going to be "disruptions" in all areas of our economy. Lets face it, most people do not want to work, they want the next get rich quick scheme, and we have business that will knock each other over to sell to these idiots, that in turn means from time to time our economy will contract and the mkts will correct, or worse.