How far can the government go to prevent further market bleeding?

Here4money said:
Let's keep this apolitical here. I'm a well known moderate/centrist in any case.
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I'm serious if you are looking for a resolution to the economy declining or a subprime default there is a good chance you will get it from pension reform, it worked in the UK.
 
MKTrader said:
Wow, OP is quite the drama queen and a well-known partisan poster. Stocks are down less than 10% from a huge series of all-time highs. No wild conspiracies are needed right now. Besides, the biggest gov't intervention was in the Obama era--it's not even close.
  • The end of marked-to-market accounting (on almost the day of the 2009 bottom)
  • Almost 8 straight years of ZIRP
  • A big and hugely inefficient stimulus dump
  • Obama's buddy Warren Buffett (world's biggest market cheerleader) getting involved and being a major TARP beneficiary
  • Endless rounds of QE
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LOL/true;
+ as if the DOW/DIA drama is much of a benchmark on anything?? IF the virus nonsense is proved nonsense for US, look for the old shake 'em out attempts again . Yield curve again + DOW ''hi'' PE ratio; which is low on a 5 year average......................................................................Good thing for the bulls, most companies are run better than AAL +DAL sector.LOL
 
Scataphagos said:
The Fed can print more money.. then directly purchase securities to provide "buying support" to the markets... much as they have done in Japan.... which is reported to own 75% of the total ETF market. That's not only astonishing, it also has not been as effective as envisioned.
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Good thing we gave a better growth rate, than Japan;
+ add in some illegal immigration= we don't have the oceans borders they do........................................................................................
 
MarkBrown said:
our last "the sky is falling" happened late last year, so just hang in there snowflakes the good feeling will come back sometime next month.
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Looks like someone got triggered enough to bend the knee on QE. Not much "holding on" was seen today.

murray t turtle said:
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Good thing we gave a better growth rate, than Japan;
+ add in some illegal immigration= we don't have the oceans borders they do........................................................................................
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Ah, yes...
 
MarkBrown said:
our last "the sky is falling" happened late last year, so just hang in there snowflakes the good feeling will come back sometime next month.
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And you get to be a total dick because..? You’re old?
 
MarkBrown said:
lol whatever bernie
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Keep in mind college cost $800/semester and virtually all health care costs were paid 100% by group plans when you were a whippersnapper. The rise of socialism isn’t all that surprising. In fact why wouldn’t they challenge the system.
 
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