Fed's Bullard: No sign of major asset bubble

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by pikachu9, Aug 17, 2013.

  1. They're trying to telegraph ain't gonna be no waterfall sell-off Monday.
     
  2. Well, stocks and bonds may behave differently to this. In the short-term, probably bullish for stocks, but bearish for longer-term bonds (10 and 30 year) if the market thinks this is long-term inflationary.
     
  3. kashirin

    kashirin

    Fed stupidy just amazing
    they're doing the same mistake like 2004 when instead of large rate increase they did baby steps ensuring bubble grew huge size

    the same thing now - QE must stop now. ANd then they might have slim chance to normalize things and avoid major collapse
    and they should start raising rates next year

    Instead of that they will probably cut in September to from $85 to $80 or 75 bln. market expects cut to $65 so it will be huge rally


    then they won't halt QE till 2016. By that time bubbles will consume US economy entirely. 2008 crash would be seen just as a blip comparing to collapse Fed is creating now
     
  4. Don't fight the FED always been wise.
     
  5. Tsing Tao

    Tsing Tao

    The Fed is beholden to the banks. They do exactly what the banks want them to do. And so do the politicians, including the President.
     
  6. Eight

    Eight

    Tell me it isn't true!! Not our beloved leader!