QE 4 will happen if: GDP continues to fall Recession Stocks start to correct over 10% Unemployment starts to pick up back above 6.5%-7% QE 4 will not happen if these things don't come into place, right now QE is coming from Japan and europe, they are printing money....so all that money printing is slowly making its happy way to the US markets and round and round and round it goes.....everyone thinks that it worked so well here in the US that they now have to push their own QE efforts in their countries, sad thing is they think it worked, it didn't and time will prove QE did more harm than good. SO I repeat QE 4 will only take place if there is a sudden collapse in market, GDP drops off a cliff, stocks correct 10% or more and unemployment ticks back up over 6.5%-7%.... until then we have QE being pumped into other economies, so QE still does exist and thats what is sending stocks and markets here and around the world higher and higher....
did you sell your original position you bought a couple of weeks ago? I came close to buying SOXS but decided to hold off, missed out on the huge 2 day run it has had, when SOXL was running up this week I thought it was going to $150+....Im hoping SOXL jumps back to $145-$150 so I can get some SOXS under $10.50....the new trading range for SOXS is $10-$12... Will buy SOXL if it does dip next week but only in the 120-125, until then Im waiting...I remember the last sell off took SOXL all the way down below $80 very quickly. Thats the day MCHP WARNED
market is about to rip to the upside like never seen before 1999 gonna look like an anthill on the longterm chart remember this is QE, the largest credit bubble ever known when this party is about to end, EVERYONE will be trading Surgeons, lawyers, rappers, even the homeless guy with an iphone
Not at all. I suppose to the conspiracy theory junkies who think the US fed buys equities to prop up markets, it might make sense that QE is required at all times. But that's a fantasy. QE is not a program designed to prevent corrections in bull markets. So many of the posts on this site are absolute crap, with no understanding of what QE even is. If the posters would even make an effort to research what they are posting about and how things interconnect, one might give them some credit. But no effort exists, and terms like "QE" are just labels used to push a dogma on others. At least the "PPT gang" posts have dissipated somewhat on here. They were ridiculous.
I sort of agree, QE is here to stay, as long as all central banks participate, as then no country really loses out in terms of inflation differential, but than again all currencies ought to lose buying power. So even if stock market goes up 10%, that could well be equal to amount your currency loses in buying power. Anyway, I am not an expert on economy, I just try to follow market's direction.
Japan and Europe are purchasing Treasuries to debase their currencies against USD, this is causing a shortage of USD (thus dollar rally), both bad signs for the US Stock market.
The idea that what has occurred in the US is happening everywhere is wrong. For example, Canada has the following key differences since 2009 : absolutely no housing correction or crash ( the contrary actually ), no banking crisis, and no QE like programs except for some limited projects in 2009. Several Canadian major banks actually grew by buying up distressed US banks after the US crisis.