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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Real Man who wrote (55820)	7/19/2014 9:55:02 AM
From: ggersh	Respond to of 71427

Clowngress approves of insider trading for themselves and SCOTUS is bought and paid for corporate board of directors, what could go right? bloomberg.com The immunity clause is worse than UFB.

To: Real Man who wrote (55820)	7/23/2014 4:17:23 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71427

Wonder what happens tomorrow...duh No Data, Mo War, No Worries: S&P Hits New Record HighSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 07/23/2014 - 16:03On a day with no macro data and more warmongering, it only makes sense that stocks should continue to levitate. Aside from The Dow (troubled by weakness in Boeing dragging 20 points off the index), US equity markets rose with the S&P 500 breaking to new all-time record highs just shy of 1990 (2000 tomorrow?) Treasuries were very quiet, trading in a 2bps range and ending basically unch. Gold and silver limped lower (but were also quiet) as the USD pushed modestly higher (with AUD strength on the inflation print overnight the big story). Oil prices recovered yesterday's losses closing back above $103. Biotechs were a notable mover (on M&A hopes) as they retraced all Yellen's warning losses. This is the 3rd day in a row that "most shorted" stocks were snap-squeezed higher at the open.

To: Real Man who wrote (55820)	7/24/2014 3:29:40 PM
From: carranza2	1 Recommendation Recommended By xr1 Respond to of 71427

What do you think of the SEC's new rule allowing money market funds to break the dollar? Kind of telling. Is it preparing for something? Looks like low interest rates are here for a very long time, so what are funds looking for a return to do? Get into everything [stocks, RE, art, collectibles, etc.] but gold, which has the Fed poised at the gate ready to cut down anyone who dares makes a move to take it past 1300 in any kind of serious way. The thing is, when QE ends sometime in October or November, stocks are likely to suffer. At least that's what has happened within a few weeks/months of the end of QE1 and 2. Can we expect the same? Probably. Therefore, we may well see QE4 when the stock market correction happens later in the year. Then, the stock market will crash upwards, followed by a very real correction/crash. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.