Pimco's Tony Crescenzi sees the bright side of the end of the "tulip-mania" move in silver,...

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Stone Fox Capital Comments (4572)
 
at least one person gets it.
5 May 2011, 03:05 PM Reply Like

tunaman4u2 Comments (2377)
 
Unfortunately thats not the Fed

Its jobs not amount of cash. $25 per hour for Evergreen solar worker in US, $2.50 per hour in China
5 May 2011, 03:08 PM Reply Like

WMARKW Comments (8388)
 
"It will keep the game going longer". What the heck does that mean?

So commodity price increases...the canary in the mine re: FED printing...hurt the economy? Good Lord...my brain hurts trying to figure these guys out.

This is pathetic reporting from Matt Phillips at the WSJ. Matt...how bout quizzing your contributors on what they mean and why. Is Tony Crescenzi a staunch advocate of Fed Printing....now that Pimco is out of the Bond market, why would TC be such an advocate? Oh....he wants the stock market inflated more?
5 May 2011, 03:21 PM Reply Like

WMARKW Comments (8388)
 
You can also thank the strong reversal in the Euro for some of today's action.
5 May 2011, 03:41 PM Reply Like

Duude Comments (3274)
 
Part of the reason for the end of the commodity surge is the expectation that Bernanke ISN'T going to keep his foot on the monetary pedal. If he were to extend quantitative easing, commodities will rebound and the dollar will continue its descent.
5 May 2011, 04:32 PM Reply Like