Slowing Economy To Spur Federal Reserve To Launch QE3

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Premature call for QE3.
Everyone knows Bernanke is lurking in the wings to do this, nothing new there.
However there is not even a declared recession and the cry keeps coming from Wall Street for more bailouts.
Bernanke is coming up against a very real Bill that will be signed into Law if there is a change in administration at the next Presidential election. The Audit the Fed Bill is very much alive with cross the asile support.

He has a very real political obstacle that prevents him from pre emptively acting without a declared recession.

Many folks delude themselves into thinking they are intelligent enough to read the market in a way that gives them some kind of edge. That is huge fat lie. Indeed it is galactically naive to ever think so. But if you are one of many that take comfort in such absurdities - fine, just do not get serious about it so you do not confuse others as it is not possible by definition. The one thing you can read the market accurately by (i.e. with reasonable accuracy and over the kind of period that should ensure you make a stable living - if not get rich) is by fractal wave theory. Now if you have that skill it is justifiable, verifiable and certainly useful to discuss and share and when more and more persons start doing this we shall all see the remarkable impact on our bottom lines. The assumption that we can use voodoo (hit miss fundamentals and technicals) should be put to rest now. The structure of the market denies such possibilities outright.

There is very much an ongoing market dialogue about policy implementation.
Is the US headed towards a normalized stable currency or is currency debasement the only policy option to be pursued.

Volatility extremes get generated and that yields low risk entries.
If trading is more complicated then that, then the Holy Grail must have been found.

Man. Fractal wave th. is technical. And even if it seems you would accept that no alternative is perfect, it is too much you loose by putting the fundamental input to rest. Too much a data based model cannot predict on the side of big market responses. I support that a complex data model could be consistent overtime as ultra-short-term behaviors repeat themselves, but betting on mid term fundamentals promises too, if you make sure you can resist the noisebin between.

QE3 would be very difficult to institute with the stock market at its current level.

also QE3 will not happen in an election year with romney screaming about debt ...u cant print more money when half the population of the USA dos not want more debt added on the gool old of USA credit card

There will be no QE3. Trust me.