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To: tejek who wrote (148108)	1/5/2015 1:48:29 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149319

Trying to understand here. Isn't this also a case for the Feds to not raise interest rates so as to maintain the money supply in circulation?

To: tejek who wrote (148108)	1/5/2015 5:56:07 PM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 149319

Ugly, ugly. You think Draghi will be able to pull QE out of the hat? Right now, the Eurozone could be at a great investment entry point, if Draghi can pull meaningful QE out of the hat. I don't see how he does it, though. Oh and btw, they won't be able to drive inflation up with QE. That was a Fed induced mirage. One question for you: has Abenomics been able to ignite inflation in Japan? If inflation igniting from QE didn't work in the US and Japan, then it won't work in Europe either. We need the kind of inflation that comes from putting corporate capital to work to drive up supply and increase wages, which will spark demand and drive up prices. We don't need the kind of inflation that comes from currency devaluation, which kills the 99% as their wages stagnate in the face of their dollar not going as far as it used to. Two kinds of inflation: one good and one bad. This is what most people don't understand.