Bank of Japan Institutes Stock Purchase Plan [View article]
Agreed...these are short term band-aids that are never permanent fixes unfortunately.
Thanks for reading and posting, guys. I appreciate it.
On Feb 05 01:53 AM constructe wrote:
> Between these actions and sovereign funds, I really wonder how free > market the International market really is. In Asia, what often boosts > the market short term is announcements that the government is using > funds to buy up huge swaths of local stocks to support their economy. > At this rate, the US will be doing similar things too. What a tragedy.
Bank of Japan Institutes Stock Purchase Plan [View article]
Yeah, it usually helps in the short term...but I agree, that in the long term...this stuff never pans out. Agreed.
On Feb 04 04:50 PM John Polomny wrote:
> Wow what a wonderful wealth creating tool the Japanese have discovered. > The Central bank just prints currency and buys shares of private > companies and everybody benefits. How come it took several hundred > years for governments to think of this free lunch? Sarcasm aside, > this is just more nonsense that will not work. The way the worlds > central banks are all intent on debasing their currencies should > give pause to anyone who wants to bash gold as a store of value.
Bank of Japan Institutes Stock Purchase Plan [View article]
Thanks for reading and posting, guys. I appreciate it.
On Feb 05 01:53 AM constructe wrote:
> Between these actions and sovereign funds, I really wonder how free
> market the International market really is. In Asia, what often boosts
> the market short term is announcements that the government is using
> funds to buy up huge swaths of local stocks to support their economy.
> At this rate, the US will be doing similar things too. What a tragedy.
Bank of Japan Institutes Stock Purchase Plan [View article]
On Feb 04 04:50 PM John Polomny wrote:
> Wow what a wonderful wealth creating tool the Japanese have discovered.
> The Central bank just prints currency and buys shares of private
> companies and everybody benefits. How come it took several hundred
> years for governments to think of this free lunch? Sarcasm aside,
> this is just more nonsense that will not work. The way the worlds
> central banks are all intent on debasing their currencies should
> give pause to anyone who wants to bash gold as a store of value.