WTF is wrong with Kudlow?

[thesharpone]

Quote from stock_trad3r:

Anyone else besides me notice how in the past month he has become increasingly bearish. He keeps talking about the so called importance of a 'strong dollar' rising inflation and other crap. It's as if he decided to abandon goldilocks altogether.

you're a bear, you hibernate when the markets are going down, and wake up when they start moving up

i bet you're gonna start all over again, like how you bot all these stocks and now they are going up and you are making a fortune, so what happened to all the stocks you had bought at the top, do you grow money in your garden?

 

[Trader50]

I like his guest

 

[Dr. Zhivodka]

It's the "pinky rink"

((shudder))

 

[limitdown]

Quote from thesharpone:

you're a bear, you hibernate when the markets are going down, and wake up when they start moving up

i bet you're gonna start all over again, like how you bot all these stocks and now they are going up and you are making a fortune, so what happened to all the stocks you had bought at the top, do you grow money in your garden?

yeah,

and when they hibernate, they roll in their , and come up smellin like ....., well.......

 

[flyingiguana]

Quote from Ivanovich:

Hey! If it isn't our old contrarian friend Stock_trad3r! You still solvent?

can't blow up a practice account

 

[brettman9]

Quote from stock_trad3r:

Anyone else besides me notice how in the past month he has become increasingly bearish. He keeps talking about the so called importance of a 'strong dollar' rising inflation and other crap. It's as if he decided to abandon goldilocks altogether.

He's always been bullish because he is a supply side economist who has, until just recently, always been living in a world of expanding credit. He is worried because the simultaneous occurrence of a weakening dollar and contracting credit is the one scenario they fear: one in which market forces will respond by contracting production no matter where interest rates are set.

It's quite a conundrum.

He knows that the fed could honestly cut rates to zero tomorrow, and the only result would be a weaker dollar.

He knows that means we can create as much induced inflation as we want and it will still inevitably sag into what it is: deflation.

I would imagine he would be getting a bit depressed.