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- EricB commented May 29, 2013
Today's market economies have no precedence. Trying to look for patterns in the past is futile. When did economies engage in such quantitative easing programs ever before except in Argentina and Japan? We know what happened there.
- EricB commented May 29, 2013
The biggest risk to stocks is margin debt which is higher than it was in 2008. Its a bubble. No point in trying to call the top of something that is going to burst.
- EricB commented May 29, 2013
Until demographic, social welfare and other systemic issues are not sorted monetary policies will only have a negative impact. Sorry, but the Sun has been setting for the last 20 years. Maybe needs another 20 to set and then perhaps we can wait for ...
- EricB commented May 29, 2013
Yes lets start blaming others for any future failures that are lurking.
- EricB commented May 29, 2013
Keep trying Bloomberg. First you used some technical analyst based in Bulgaria to justify this drivel, now this idiotic article.
- EricB commented May 28, 2013
And how many times has Deutsche Bank been right about its calls?
- EricB commented May 28, 2013
Yes that's right. Fool the people once, shame on you, fool the people twice - shame on the people. Please keep buying stocks, gilts and be oblivious to the obvious. The secret to any scam is that they know what you want. They exploit that desire. If ...
- EricB commented May 28, 2013
Where do people come with these stupid analogies. Looking for shapes in clouds are we?
- EricB commented May 26, 2013
The very fact that he has to come out constantly and reassure people of his policies so early in the game, reflects that they are not working. Japan is in for a squeeze, there is no more room for any easing otherwise there will be defaults on JGB's. ...
- EricB commented May 23, 2013
If they let yen slide any further there will be a complete market collapse in JGB's leading to a massive correction in Nikkei, pulling the entire World down. If it continues along the path of Abenomics, Japan will show us what is happening to the US ...
- EricB commented May 22, 2013
My thought of the result of Japanese QE which is nothing like US QE: First Scenario 1) The JGB market is going to collapse unless the interest rates are increased. 2) Interest rate increase will be negative for JPY 3) We see this realisation dawn on ...
- EricB commented May 20, 2013
If the economy growth comes from domestic consumption and reduction of trade surplus via increased exports and reduced imports, then it will be sustainable. He hasn't factored in what will happen when Fed induced bubbles like the stocks and property ...
- EricB commented Apr 26, 2013
This is terrible and and an awful policy - governments should never intervene in free markets.
- EricB commented Apr 16, 2013
Temporary could mean 2-3 years more. Better to be on the safe side of history than pull the plug too early. Inflation can be controlled by interest rates in the future.
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