QE, not QE that is the question.

[S2007S]

QE hahaha

Thats all this market has going for it, QE hahaha

As I said so many times before you can throw as much QE as you want at this market and it will do absolutely nothing, but create even bigger problems and thats what it has done, if a few years ago they would have let the free markets do what they were suppose to do maybe by 2018 or 2020 the economy would have been looking at real growth. There is no real growth in this economy, its all QE doing the "growth" that they think is a turn around. This economy is decades from a turn around. Anyone who is hoping and wishing for more QE is a fool.

 

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Quote from S2007S:

QE hahaha

Thats all this market has going for it, QE hahaha

As I said so many times before you can throw as much QE as you want at this market and it will do absolutely nothing, but create even bigger problems and thats what it has done, if a few years ago they would have let the free markets do what they were suppose to do maybe by 2018 or 2020 the economy would have been looking at real growth. There is no real growth in this economy, its all QE doing the "growth" that they think is a turn around. This economy is decades from a turn around. Anyone who is hoping and wishing for more QE is a fool.

To private central banks, QE is the best thing in the world, free wealth at the cost of writing a digital number;
To big banks with close ties with central banks, QE means close to zero or minus interest loans, with which banks can buy stressed real assets;
To traders, good thing, just buy the dip, and profit guaranteed;
To the common citizens, or national economies, benefit is marginal in getting over with immediate crises which are engineered by banks;
To the rest of the world, a taxation without representation.