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you like just opened your eyes yesterday it's going on since 2009 so yes it's sustainable Central Bank of Japan printed 150% of GDP in the last 10 years, Japan government debt close to 300 % they still close to zero inflation. and they say they have a lot room to ease switzerland printed 100%+ of their GDP in the last 10 years, imposed negative rates of -0.8% and their currency just got stronger what makes you to believe that the Fed which prints US$ - the world reserve currency cannot get to those numbers? Current balance sheet is just 25% of GDP But because US$ is a reserve currency they can probably sustain 100% of the world GDP which I believe is around 80 trln yes it seems crazy but get back 10 years ago and think about what we have now - it seemed totally crazy that central bank will monetize federal debt so in our lifetime this charade can easily be sustained they will just print 1 trln per year maybe increasing this number 10% per year. It will get stocks 10-20% per year growth on average indefinetely
Not really. I did not say either. The honest truth is that I don't sufficiently understand economics well enough to have a strong meaning on this. What I do know is that I'm not betting against this market on the basis of if being 'overbought'. Anyway, thank you for your thoughts.
A wise man once said hindsight is 50/50. So by printing all the money the Fed is creating a bubble. But can someone tell me where the bubble that is going to inevitably crash the markets is forming?
Apple added nearly $60 billion in market cap the last week. Let that sink in. There is no possible way this can continue. I wouldn't be surprised to see a minimum of a 5% cut across all tech stocks soon.