..and stockprices. Inflation also inflates the price of stocks, thus relative, the market will recover. Also when the dollar is weak, foreigners can buy American companies cheap...
Right. The Gummint can postpone economic consequences at the expense of inflation and currency debasement. We really shouldn't be thinking of that as 'recovery'.
PRINT MONEY BUT GIVE IT RIGHT AWAY TO CONSUMERS, THAT WOULD BE A GREAT THING. AT THE END WE GET INFLATION ANYWAYS BUT IT HURT LESS. THE ABOVE THING WONT HAPPEN BECAUSE (SSSHHHHH ONLY BIG BANKERS ARE SUPOSE TO MAKE PROFIT) WE ARE JUST people...HEHEHEHHE
What in the world will people do with money getting almost no return in savings accounts, almost no return for CD's, etc.? ...especially noting inflation eating away their dollars. Did you all take this into considceration? Seemingly, not everyone will invest in commodities & foreign currencies. Even if this won't lead to increased spending, won't those factors lead to people investing into the economy, stocks and/or real estate?
Print more money and give it away to alleviate the problems caused by printing money and giving it away.... Hey Moe!
WW II was won by the dominant economy - USA. Asia noted that fact and now they are becoming the dominant economies. Making more jobs in health care, the fire service, police etc. isn't making anything. Just re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Second rate managers on 7 figure salaries isn't exactly helping, but dont worry you can always blame someone else like the immigrants. America's wealth is flowing out to China etc. because the average American is living in a cuckoo land of their own fantasies. Gotta get them lilly white hands dirty again if youre ever to regain the top slot and only pay yourselves what your worth !!
BTW, I think America should offer instant citizenship to foreignors who a) buy a home in America, or b) invests in American economy, or c) have a spending budget of $5k per month.
liquidity bubble... requires more and more liquidity to keep the bull market going. eventually liquidity gets tapped out. at some point the excesses from the liquidity driven bull market needs to be cleansed. they can delay that process, but it will end up with a bigger drop. eventually the make up fades away from the pig and you finally hear it oink.