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Ottawa shooting is the selected excuse at this hour amongst some experts. :) Cashin says there's alarm about west texas crude going below $81. A good solution is the volume button. :)
 
So, the latest QE is officially over. Let's see how the markets digest the fact that they no longer get free money and now have to actually borrow it for free (but supposedly have to pay it back).

The Fed is no longer worried about deflation, which is good, but will that cause inflation to skyrocket (even though REAL inflation is much higher than the measly ~1% the Fed claims)?

When they raise rates, will the banks/investor finally whine enough to cause the markets to go down significantly?

Also, find it curious that this last "dip" in the market just barely missed the 10% "correction" mark, very curious indeed...

Have a great day!!
 
So, the latest QE is officially over.

Oops, US QE is over, Japan's QE has just tripled... wow

On another note, I can smell the BS all over the board... waiting for some of it to be spread around this neck of the woods... Amazing how the BS comes out at market tops, but the BS is hard to find when the market is down... curious isn't it?
 
Oops, US QE is over, Japan's QE has just tripled... wow

On another note, I can smell the BS all over the board... waiting for some of it to be spread around this neck of the woods... Amazing how the BS comes out at market tops, but the BS is hard to find when the market is down... curious isn't it?

The opposite is true, too. A lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth near the bottom.
 
Oops, US QE is over, Japan's QE has just tripled... wow

On another note, I can smell the BS all over the board... waiting for some of it to be spread around this neck of the woods... Amazing how the BS comes out at market tops, but the BS is hard to find when the market is down... curious isn't it?
Initially a pop but then if they have to triple QE there is a skunk in the house somewhere. In other words Japan's economy may be in trouble.:suspicious:
 
Dip buyers back with gusto...

Disgusting :sick:

Still buying... here is some fuel for the fools...

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s gauge of manufacturing activity in the mid-Atlantic region jumped to 40.8 this month, the highest since December 1993. Wall Street had expected a small decline to 18.3 from 20.7 in October.

The numbers came out late, I guess it took a few minutes to cook the numbers... they must have used too big of a factor... IT DOUBLED... seriously?
 
RMI, you'll have at least another ten years to make up for any lost opportunity. Money is flowing in like water. The trend is relentless.
 
I've known it all along, you can't hide it any longer - you are a member of the cognoscenti of the investing world. I want you to participate in the mind blowing parabolic blow off mania that is on the way.
 
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