My guess is they will either find a buyer who is (foolishly) willing to pay an inflated value for them in exchange for “special favors”, or even more foolishly they will hold onto them and try to sell them when they go back up.
Everyone on CNBC is as fickle as a clock with pom poms. When Bernanke addresses credit issues they say inflation is not a problem, but when he says something brilliant like inflation concerns are becoming significantly monitored, they cheer for his rate hiking policy.
Same with Kudlow. They’re just pawns in the game designed to keep people comfortably scared.
