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November 4, 2010 at 12:05 PM #627763November 4, 2010 at 12:12 PM #626703
CoronitaParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=flu][quote=briansd1]Let’s have QE3.
In 2012, when the stock portfolios and housing prices have recovered, the voters will be thanking Obama. ;)[/quote]
Well that would have worked IF he didn’t come out with guns ablazing saying how evil/bad Wall Street was and “who’s ass to kick” (albeit probably true)…Now that he declared “war on wall street” it would be interesting to see how he reconciles….
[/quote]No need to embrace Wall Street. FDR didn’t and Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican trust buster who implemented more regulations of businesses.[/quote]
Well, considering you don’t have a 1 party government anymore, I’d say the days of Obama ruling in “command and control mode” are over. A few things I think are going to happen…The dividend tax cuts are going to expire for everyone. Recall, GOP wanted to keep them for everyone, Obama/Demo wanted to only keep them for people who weren’t going be considered “rich”. Well, I pretty confident with a deadlock government, they are just going to expire for everyone since no agreement will be reached…Good…. Everyone should pay more taxes….
November 4, 2010 at 12:12 PM #626782CoronitaParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=flu][quote=briansd1]Let’s have QE3.
In 2012, when the stock portfolios and housing prices have recovered, the voters will be thanking Obama. ;)[/quote]
Well that would have worked IF he didn’t come out with guns ablazing saying how evil/bad Wall Street was and “who’s ass to kick” (albeit probably true)…Now that he declared “war on wall street” it would be interesting to see how he reconciles….
[/quote]No need to embrace Wall Street. FDR didn’t and Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican trust buster who implemented more regulations of businesses.[/quote]
Well, considering you don’t have a 1 party government anymore, I’d say the days of Obama ruling in “command and control mode” are over. A few things I think are going to happen…The dividend tax cuts are going to expire for everyone. Recall, GOP wanted to keep them for everyone, Obama/Demo wanted to only keep them for people who weren’t going be considered “rich”. Well, I pretty confident with a deadlock government, they are just going to expire for everyone since no agreement will be reached…Good…. Everyone should pay more taxes….
November 4, 2010 at 12:12 PM #627337CoronitaParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=flu][quote=briansd1]Let’s have QE3.
In 2012, when the stock portfolios and housing prices have recovered, the voters will be thanking Obama. ;)[/quote]
Well that would have worked IF he didn’t come out with guns ablazing saying how evil/bad Wall Street was and “who’s ass to kick” (albeit probably true)…Now that he declared “war on wall street” it would be interesting to see how he reconciles….
[/quote]No need to embrace Wall Street. FDR didn’t and Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican trust buster who implemented more regulations of businesses.[/quote]
Well, considering you don’t have a 1 party government anymore, I’d say the days of Obama ruling in “command and control mode” are over. A few things I think are going to happen…The dividend tax cuts are going to expire for everyone. Recall, GOP wanted to keep them for everyone, Obama/Demo wanted to only keep them for people who weren’t going be considered “rich”. Well, I pretty confident with a deadlock government, they are just going to expire for everyone since no agreement will be reached…Good…. Everyone should pay more taxes….
November 4, 2010 at 12:12 PM #627461CoronitaParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=flu][quote=briansd1]Let’s have QE3.
In 2012, when the stock portfolios and housing prices have recovered, the voters will be thanking Obama. ;)[/quote]
Well that would have worked IF he didn’t come out with guns ablazing saying how evil/bad Wall Street was and “who’s ass to kick” (albeit probably true)…Now that he declared “war on wall street” it would be interesting to see how he reconciles….
[/quote]No need to embrace Wall Street. FDR didn’t and Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican trust buster who implemented more regulations of businesses.[/quote]
Well, considering you don’t have a 1 party government anymore, I’d say the days of Obama ruling in “command and control mode” are over. A few things I think are going to happen…The dividend tax cuts are going to expire for everyone. Recall, GOP wanted to keep them for everyone, Obama/Demo wanted to only keep them for people who weren’t going be considered “rich”. Well, I pretty confident with a deadlock government, they are just going to expire for everyone since no agreement will be reached…Good…. Everyone should pay more taxes….
November 4, 2010 at 12:12 PM #627773CoronitaParticipant[quote=briansd1][quote=flu][quote=briansd1]Let’s have QE3.
In 2012, when the stock portfolios and housing prices have recovered, the voters will be thanking Obama. ;)[/quote]
Well that would have worked IF he didn’t come out with guns ablazing saying how evil/bad Wall Street was and “who’s ass to kick” (albeit probably true)…Now that he declared “war on wall street” it would be interesting to see how he reconciles….
[/quote]No need to embrace Wall Street. FDR didn’t and Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican trust buster who implemented more regulations of businesses.[/quote]
Well, considering you don’t have a 1 party government anymore, I’d say the days of Obama ruling in “command and control mode” are over. A few things I think are going to happen…The dividend tax cuts are going to expire for everyone. Recall, GOP wanted to keep them for everyone, Obama/Demo wanted to only keep them for people who weren’t going be considered “rich”. Well, I pretty confident with a deadlock government, they are just going to expire for everyone since no agreement will be reached…Good…. Everyone should pay more taxes….
November 4, 2010 at 12:19 PM #626713afx114
ParticipantDr. Doom @Nouriel tweets:
QE2 will be followed by QE3 and QE4 as QE2 will fail to revive the real economy and to prevent deflationary pressures…
QE3: more Treasuries purchases by the Fed in 2011 once QE2 has little traction on deflation risk and anemic growth
QE4: another round of reckless tax cuts pushed by the GOP financed by Fed monetization of deficit (effectively an helicopter drop of money)
QE5: The Fed targeting the 10yr Treasury yield at 1% by committing to buy unlimited Treasuries at that price/yield as it did in the 1950s.
November 4, 2010 at 12:19 PM #626792ParticipantDr. Doom @Nouriel tweets:
QE2 will be followed by QE3 and QE4 as QE2 will fail to revive the real economy and to prevent deflationary pressures…
QE3: more Treasuries purchases by the Fed in 2011 once QE2 has little traction on deflation risk and anemic growth
QE4: another round of reckless tax cuts pushed by the GOP financed by Fed monetization of deficit (effectively an helicopter drop of money)
QE5: The Fed targeting the 10yr Treasury yield at 1% by committing to buy unlimited Treasuries at that price/yield as it did in the 1950s.
November 4, 2010 at 12:19 PM #627346ParticipantDr. Doom @Nouriel tweets:
QE2 will be followed by QE3 and QE4 as QE2 will fail to revive the real economy and to prevent deflationary pressures…
QE3: more Treasuries purchases by the Fed in 2011 once QE2 has little traction on deflation risk and anemic growth
QE4: another round of reckless tax cuts pushed by the GOP financed by Fed monetization of deficit (effectively an helicopter drop of money)
QE5: The Fed targeting the 10yr Treasury yield at 1% by committing to buy unlimited Treasuries at that price/yield as it did in the 1950s.
November 4, 2010 at 12:19 PM #627471ParticipantDr. Doom @Nouriel tweets:
QE2 will be followed by QE3 and QE4 as QE2 will fail to revive the real economy and to prevent deflationary pressures…
QE3: more Treasuries purchases by the Fed in 2011 once QE2 has little traction on deflation risk and anemic growth
QE4: another round of reckless tax cuts pushed by the GOP financed by Fed monetization of deficit (effectively an helicopter drop of money)
QE5: The Fed targeting the 10yr Treasury yield at 1% by committing to buy unlimited Treasuries at that price/yield as it did in the 1950s.
November 4, 2010 at 12:19 PM #627782ParticipantDr. Doom @Nouriel tweets:
QE2 will be followed by QE3 and QE4 as QE2 will fail to revive the real economy and to prevent deflationary pressures…
QE3: more Treasuries purchases by the Fed in 2011 once QE2 has little traction on deflation risk and anemic growth
QE4: another round of reckless tax cuts pushed by the GOP financed by Fed monetization of deficit (effectively an helicopter drop of money)
QE5: The Fed targeting the 10yr Treasury yield at 1% by committing to buy unlimited Treasuries at that price/yield as it did in the 1950s.
November 4, 2010 at 12:27 PM #626723CoronitaParticipantIt’s 3:48pm est… Do you know where the bubble is?
Dow 11,415.24 +200.11 +1.78%
Nasdaq 2,570.03 +29.76 +1.17%
S&P 500 1,218.33 +20.37 +1.70%Lol……..Deja vu….
This is just nuts…
Meanwhile. Keep you’re eye on the numbers that really matter…
EUR/USD 1.4200 + 0.0076
USD/JPY 80.6750 -0.4000
GBP/USD 1.6280 + 0.0180November 4, 2010 at 12:27 PM #626802CoronitaParticipantIt’s 3:48pm est… Do you know where the bubble is?
Dow 11,415.24 +200.11 +1.78%
Nasdaq 2,570.03 +29.76 +1.17%
S&P 500 1,218.33 +20.37 +1.70%Lol……..Deja vu….
This is just nuts…
Meanwhile. Keep you’re eye on the numbers that really matter…
EUR/USD 1.4200 + 0.0076
USD/JPY 80.6750 -0.4000
GBP/USD 1.6280 + 0.0180November 4, 2010 at 12:27 PM #627355CoronitaParticipantIt’s 3:48pm est… Do you know where the bubble is?
Dow 11,415.24 +200.11 +1.78%
Nasdaq 2,570.03 +29.76 +1.17%
S&P 500 1,218.33 +20.37 +1.70%Lol……..Deja vu….
This is just nuts…
Meanwhile. Keep you’re eye on the numbers that really matter…
EUR/USD 1.4200 + 0.0076
USD/JPY 80.6750 -0.4000
GBP/USD 1.6280 + 0.0180November 4, 2010 at 12:27 PM #627481CoronitaParticipantIt’s 3:48pm est… Do you know where the bubble is?
Dow 11,415.24 +200.11 +1.78%
Nasdaq 2,570.03 +29.76 +1.17%
S&P 500 1,218.33 +20.37 +1.70%Lol……..Deja vu….
This is just nuts…
Meanwhile. Keep you’re eye on the numbers that really matter…
EUR/USD 1.4200 + 0.0076
USD/JPY 80.6750 -0.4000
GBP/USD 1.6280 + 0.0180 -
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