Worldwide recession very near?

Yes, I like the party. I’m buying on dips. But I have observed in the past that some stupid official always begins to believe they have “saved the world” and reigns in the fun. Then the party becomes a drunken brawl.

Quote from S2007S:

Lets see if ever does dry up, the liquidity put forth in this market over the last 12 months has been record breaking, between zero percent interest rates and stimulus money this economy is having one damn good party right now. It will be a long time before they shut the party down, why take away all this fun, all these free handouts and bailouts why take away tax breaks and first time $8000 tax credits to home buyers. They will keep everything in place and just let it ride. BUBBLE ben bernanke has already started the fun, the next bubble has arrived. Tell all that the good times are just beginning.
 
Yes, we will all pay the price for their folly.

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No such thing, the second that happens we will just turn the money making machines back on and start passing it out again. I feel that the government seems to think this will solve all of your economic hard ship. I really have to ask myself if they understand what “the Value of the Dollar" really means today in correspondent to gold. I feel this alone will screw the country over in the future; I’m just waiting for the day that I have to go to the store and buy a gallon of milk for 10.00.:confused: :confused: :confused:
 
Take notice how quick they are to interfere in the market place when the markets are collapsing but when the markets are SURGING they sit back and look the other way, remember this is the start of a new bubble in our economy, there is going to be another collapse after this next asset bubble runs its course, its the only way they know how to create a new economy, by creating asset bubbles.
 
Has anyone noticed the 10 and 30yr US Bonds are getting antsy?

It looks like the US will have the let the US equity Market fall to steer people back into treasuries because their auctions recently haven't been too successful.

JMHO.
 
That's it. The intent I believe of the EU and IMF bailout was to reassure investors so that bond prices would go higher and lower the interest rates Greece has to pay. Bond prices started heading lower again which means Greece will have a harder time to pay their debt which now means they may default. If they default, this may cause other countries in the EU to default and cause a worldwide recession.

SELL!

SELL!

SELL!

SELL!

SELL!
 
Quote from S2007S:

Take notice how quick they are to interfere in the market place when the markets are collapsing but when the markets are SURGING they sit back and look the other way.

And what do you think should they do in this case? Sell it short or shut it down altogether? Perhaps you just ought to stop being biased.:)
 
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