QQQ The March to 500

Some firm predicted 6500 before market pulls back...but even at 6500 and pull back of 20% just takes us a tad below where we closed on Friday.

I'm seriously beginning to consider the hyperinflation scenario. The chart of the venezuelan bolivar inverse to the dollar is looking mighty familiar.......
 
I've never met a lender who didn't offer cash without at least some strings attached. Can you believe the deficits fed.gov has been running? It's almost like their lender(s) can see the inevitable trajectory, since it matches so many other empires in history, and are securing the collateral in advance......
So the Government is using QE to purchase Stocks of new technology Companies?

Monetary Policy is public information, so it would be well known if true. Secondly, the Government doesn't need to purchase Stocks to control new technology, Legislation could be introduced to do that.
 
Everything the government wants, corporations are starting to implement.

Do I have to spell it out for you with a Mission Statement?
 
Everything the government wants, corporations are starting to implement.

Do I have to spell it out for you with a Mission Statement?
You may need to spell it out, because suggesting that the Government is using covert Monetary Policy (QE) to buy new technology Stocks/Companies seems X-Files stuff.
 
You may need to spell it out, because suggesting that the Government is using covert Monetary Policy (QE) to buy new technology Stocks/Companies seems X-Files stuff.


You do know there were many many many trillions of dollars from QE propping up stocks....and you do know if they never implemented QE and the printing of trillions of dollars you would NOT have a market like today. Every stock and market index over the last 20-30 years has been inflated.by fed printing.

If it were not for QE and the trillions the literally provided to markets to prop it up stocks would be 60 to 80% lower....

Everything you see in this market has to do with fed QE ....not many even understand what the fed intervention has done to markets
 
The Government buying Stocks of emerging new technology Companies doesn't seem like QE. QE is meant to have flow on benefits to the Economy. Buying Stocks hardly has flow on benefits to the Economy.

If the Government wanted to control new technology they would introduce Legislation like they do to control Weapons manufacturers. Not buy Stocks of new technology Companies.

You do know there were many many many trillions of dollars from QE propping up stocks....and you do know if they never implemented QE and the printing of trillions of dollars you would NOT have a market like today. Every stock and market index over the last 20-30 years has been inflated.by fed printing.

If it were not for QE and the trillions the literally provided to markets to prop it up stocks would be 60 to 80% lower....

Everything you see in this market has to do with fed QE ....not many even understand what the fed intervention has done to markets
 
The Government buying Stocks of emerging new technology Companies doesn't seem like QE. QE is meant to have flow on benefits to the Economy. Buying Stocks hardly has flow on benefits to the Economy.

If the Government wanted to control new technology they would introduce Legislation like they do to control Weapons manufacturers. Not buy Stocks of new technology Companies.


You keep saying buying stocks of emerging new technologies....just so you know QE covers thr entire market...there isn't a specific set group of indexes it covers. When the fed spends trillions on qe it goes throughout every nook and cranny of the market leaving no asset untouched

And you don't think that buying stocks hardly has flow on benefits to the economy????

You're joking right??? You actually believe that?
 
You keep saying buying stocks of emerging new technologies....just so you know QE covers thr entire market...there isn't a specific set group of indexes it covers. When the fed spends trillions on qe it goes throughout every nook and cranny of the market leaving no asset untouched

And you don't think that buying stocks hardly has flow on benefits to the economy????

You're joking right??? You actually believe that?
Wide Tallz theory is that the Government is buying new technology Stocks to control new technology.

I'm no insider but it sure "feels" like _someone_ is printing money to be able to buy the controlling stakes in all new technologies useful to their consolidation of control of all things information related. Think of who owns all the shares bought with QE over the years, and what thay _could_ be mandating on the company boards.....

The Government does NOT buy Stocks to control new technolgy. They introduce Legislation to do that.

Secondly, Quantative Easing does NOT occur by The Fed buying Stocks. QE occurs when Interest Rates can't go any lower, otherwise they cut Interest Rates. U.S. Interest Rates are currently at 5.5%, they go lower if The Fed wants to stimulate the Economy,.
 
Wide Tallz theory is that the Government is buying new technology Stocks to control new technology.



The Government does NOT buy Stocks to control new technolgy. They introduce Legislation to do that.

Secondly, Quantative Easing does NOT occur by The Fed buying Stocks. QE occurs when Interest Rates can't go any lower, otherwise they cut Interest Rates. U.S. Interest Rates are currently at 5.5%, they go lower if The Fed wants to stimulate the Economy,.




From.forbes.........



What Is Quantitative Easing (QE)?
When a central bank decides to use QE, it makes large-scale purchases of financial assets, like government and corporate bonds and even stocks. This relatively simple decision triggers powerful outcomes: The amount of money circulating in an economy increases, which helps lower longer-term interest rates. This lowers the cost of borrowing, which spurs economic growth.


https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/quantitative-easing-qe/
 
From.forbes.........



What Is Quantitative Easing (QE)?
When a central bank decides to use QE, it makes large-scale purchases of financial assets, like government and corporate bonds and even stocks. This relatively simple decision triggers powerful outcomes: The amount of money circulating in an economy increases, which helps lower longer-term interest rates. This lowers the cost of borrowing, which spurs economic growth.


https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/quantitative-easing-qe/
So you believe The Fed is buying new technology Stocks to control new technology, as per Wide Tallz theory?
 
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