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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold & Gold Stock Analysis
GLD 368.78+0.2%Nov 3 4:00 PM EST

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To: Tommaso who wrote (25062)8/3/2011 10:17:08 AM
From: carranza21 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) of 29622
 
The next version of QE may well be the Fed's move to get the incredible amount of banks' excess reserves it has on deposit into the economy. Don't have the faintest how it will be done, but it is a huge amount and essentially inactive. It does not entail QE per se, but it will get money moving. Even a modest amount of that moolah put into circulation would have a stimulative effect. This is high potency stuff.

And no printing, except of the fractal kind. No buying of Treasuries. A lot to be said for it, though I am utterly unfamiliar with the legal framework for any such action.

There are of course inflationary issues with such a step but that does not seem to be a concern.
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