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To: TobagoJack who wrote (152539)1/17/2020 6:45:35 AM
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It is mostly a question of how long can QE continue before rates rise. My guess is 3-4 years, but it could be 3 months or 10 years. Still at current rates, with likely non rising earnings, I suspect US stocks will stop rising long before QE ends (Not true of emerging markets and gold in $)


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