Quote from bonds:
They already are saying higher jobless claims means qe2 is coming faster... should be a big up day.
Quote from MKTrader:
Uh, but how much QE do you want if inflation and widening deficits are showing up?
Of course, all these are just monthly data points. However, if we can have huge rallies on a slight uptick in econ data, how do you justify a rally when it's all bad and reflects different problems (not all "solved" by QE)?
That's a rhetorical question, BTW. I'm sure they'll conjure up some lame reason why this is all "good."
Quote from [Proximo]:
It gives them another opportunity to run it up -- because now we're going to get QE2.
So every bad news = we're going to get QE2 mentality.