St. Louis Fed chief Jim Bullard appears to be back on the reservation, leading off his CNBC...

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june1234 Comments (931)
 
No kidding. With the economies of the US,UK, Euro zone and Japan all contracting in the 4th quarter of this recovery any chatter of stopping QE is just that
22 Feb, 07:35 AM Reply Like

Macro Investor Comments (5770)
 
Sigh. Couldn't he have waited for a week more?
22 Feb, 08:26 AM Reply Like

davidshelton Comments (236)
 
My sentiment exactly!
22 Feb, 02:32 PM Reply Like

The Geoffster Comments (3701)
 
"Exit strategy? We have no exit strategy."
- George Armstrong Custer
22 Feb, 09:29 AM Reply Like

bankingqueen Comments (112)
 
Ponzi scheme!
22 Feb, 10:27 AM Reply Like

tunaman4u2 Comments (2377)
 
Long time as in forever, in fact, you will increase it

Turning Japanese, congratulations
22 Feb, 01:47 PM Reply Like

Pros and Cons Comments (143)
 
Just shows you they have no way out!!

Ending might be Fast and Furious>>>
22 Feb, 04:19 PM Reply Like

The Hammer Comments (2992)
 
this guy is an idiot like the rest of them. what experience do these idiots have in running a business?
22 Feb, 10:57 PM Reply Like

Macro Investor Comments (5770)
 
Makes your blood boil, no?
22 Feb, 11:14 PM Reply Like

CaladesiKid2 Comments (185)
 
QE ad infinitum. Obviously we have become addicted in a very short time. The destruction of US currency and therefore the economy is underway. On numerous occasions I have ask self-appointed experts on the economy (liberals) when do they see a reduction in deficit spending or even a reduction in the growth of government. Uniformly, liberals are unable to forsee any reduction in government expansion or in deficit spending. Therefore, the outcome is predetermined.
23 Feb, 02:09 PM Reply Like

Macro Investor Comments (5770)
 
" Therefore, the outcome is predetermined. "

Yes, it is. Growth and lower unemployment. For some reason conservatives hate that. Well, OK, not for just some reason. They know growth and lower unemployment will make more people vote Democrat and the Republicans will be screwed for generations as the party of the no.
23 Feb, 02:13 PM Reply Like