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  • Fed's Kocherlakota says policy not easy enough

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    The Federal Reserve's monetary policy is currently not loose enough, said Narayana Kocherlakota, the president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, on Tuesday. In a speech to the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota, Kocherlakota said the Fed should ease policy by telling financial markets that it won't lift off the easy policy setting until the unemployment rate falls to 5.5%. At its December meeting, the Fed told markets that it would likely hold short-term interest rates close to zero unless inflation forecasts spike. If the public believes the Fed will not begin raising the federal funds rate until the ... (full story)

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QE 4 and QE 5 is needed. Short gld and SLV. dollar cost shorting
We're at dead end.
Stronger CHF forget it.
Stronger JPY forget it.
Stronger USD ...will see it.
Quoting Kis Zoltan
We're at dead end.
Stronger CHF forget it.
Stronger JPY forget it.
Stronger USD ...will see it.
Agree
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The Feds problem is one of credability.
No one conducting a business believes that the Fed knows what it is doing.
The Fed admits it really does not know what it is doing, but the theories sure sound good.
Business people have lived thru one too many Fed bubbles so they remain sceptical of the Rah Rah boys of the FOMC.
Business people are also well aware that the price discovery mechanism of the market is completely distorted by Central Bank intervention. So how does a Business make sound judgment about investing in growth?
End result is instead of robust recovery we have large lingering doubt hanging over the economy.
Quoting Guest
The Feds problem is one of credability.
No one conducting a business believes that the Fed knows what it is doing.
The Fed admits it really does not know what it is doing, but the theories sure sound good.
Business people have lived thru one too many Fed bubbles so they remain sceptical of the Rah Rah boys of the FOMC.
Business people are also well aware that the price discovery mechanism of the market is completely distorted by Central Bank intervention. So how does a Business make sound judgment about investing in growth?
End...
This make sense, buddy.
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We are not at a dead end. Bernanke needs to start buying S&P at 80 billion per month. This would be a great stimulus.
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  • Posted: Jan 15, 2013 9:02am
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