B babyjake1961 Apr 3, 2016 #11 cdcaveman said: Your question is incoherent More... "Credit cycles from expansionary monetary policy.. Artificially suppressed interest rates." - is not that what we have now?
cdcaveman said: Your question is incoherent More... "Credit cycles from expansionary monetary policy.. Artificially suppressed interest rates." - is not that what we have now?
B babyjake1961 Apr 3, 2016 #13 speedo said: No clue, I just take my signals. More... I'd rather take the Fed's signals. When they signal, nothing really changes but a lot moves.
speedo said: No clue, I just take my signals. More... I'd rather take the Fed's signals. When they signal, nothing really changes but a lot moves.
C cdcaveman Apr 3, 2016 #14 babyjake1961 said: "Credit cycles from expansionary monetary policy.. Artificially suppressed interest rates." - is not that what we have now? More... Yes... That's what we have now..
babyjake1961 said: "Credit cycles from expansionary monetary policy.. Artificially suppressed interest rates." - is not that what we have now? More... Yes... That's what we have now..
lawrence-lugar Apr 3, 2016 #15 babyjake1961 said: My take is market volatility will be increasing further due to a vast variety of factors: What are your opinions on the matter? More... I have no idea at all predicting long term -- I might as well be just playing blackjack or roulette at the casino. I have a better grasp on the day ahead based on premarket movement and other variables.
babyjake1961 said: My take is market volatility will be increasing further due to a vast variety of factors: What are your opinions on the matter? More... I have no idea at all predicting long term -- I might as well be just playing blackjack or roulette at the casino. I have a better grasp on the day ahead based on premarket movement and other variables.