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by H8crilA
1935 days ago
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Well that was the response ("this time we'll do it differently"; Bernanke's "how to make sure 'it' doesn't happen here"), and the jury is still out on the consequences, IMHO. I'm going by CPI and other similar measures around the world. Almost all US yearly CPI prints have been below 3%, with a small exception of late 2011. Also, if (some) corporate profits stay on the same trajectory and interest rates fall, those stocks will rally like crazy. Interest rates are the most important prices in any market. |
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