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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna
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To: Qualified Opinion who wrote (75832)6/24/2007 10:38:15 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (1) of 94695
 
Yes, and that's just the headline number. The Fed has kept the
rates too low for too long to fight "deflation" - the post-
2000 stock market bubble fallout. Yet, the bond market does
not seem to care, as long as there are cheap funds available
for borrowing from Japan -g- We are in the final stages of
a credit bubble unparallel in history, which started some 20-
years ago. It could end (badly) this year, or it could keep
bubbling another year, who knows. The fallout could be
worse than the great depression, especially if the derivative
market blows up. So, the Fed prints to avoid it, and the
leverage in the marketplace keeps increasing. It's a pyramid
scheme, but so far it keeps chugging along.
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