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Strategies & Market Trends : Groundhog Day
QQQ 622.00+0.8%Dec 2 4:00 PM EST
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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (2497)4/29/2002 12:33:56 AM
From: GraceZ  Read Replies (1) of 6346
 
Actually, I would like to see a longer term chart before I did try to reach a real conclusion,

Good luck trying to find a record of permanent reserves before 2000, it was hard enough digging up the data I used for my chart. Unless there are more like us out there that track these things. They don't make it easy to track.

but I do think that it is the fed's constant tinkering with money supply that has cause the tremendous volatility in the market.

Yes, I agree. Without the Fed interference the market would find the price of money and the adjustments would be constant and incremental. But instead we have big jerky adjustments, market participants watching the Fed for clues and the end result is the amplitude and frequency of the wave is increased. This is the exact opposite of their intent.
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