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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: ggersh who wrote (36582)3/26/2011 4:09:26 PM
From: Real Man  Read Replies (3) of 71406
 
Oh, well... Do you have a marker to mark the top? I could use
one. So far I am working under a fundamental assumption that
QE2 will be "it", and the printing presses will be temporarily
halted. The assumption may prove to be incorrect, and the
duration of time the printing presses will be quiet, if
any, is unknown. <g>

This sure is one strange market, but for now I remain
irrationally boolish. No, not on the clownbuck.

I am not trying to say here that the printing will
stop forever, just that it will likely temporarily stop as
planned. In no way I would like to counter QE to
infinity argument, and in no way I would claim
that I know it will stop - I don't. I'm just saying
that this seems very likely - at present - that it
will stop temporarily at the end of June, but not
earlier, and it seems unlikely that the market will
continue it's current sharp upward trajectory without
fundamental support. <g>
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