Stocks give up sizable early gains following Bernanke's dovish testimony, with the S&P and...

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CaladesiKid2 Comments (177)
 
Bernanke's testimony not a surprise. His alignment with the current administration, as evidenced by his outspoken liberal wife, Andrea Mitchell, assures any step will be taken to prop up the markets. Sadly, this short term manipulation may cause serious damage long term. As predicted, BB has avoided answering how or when this unrestrained QE will be retracted. Ongoing QE is not a sustainable course, yet such is the current policy. Much like deficit spending.
26 Feb, 11:50 AM Reply Like

Abraxas Comments (234)
 
Naming Andrea Mitchell as "evidence" of Bernake's actions only serves to undoubtedly highlight your won personal bias, as Mitchell is not married to Bernake.

You are entitled to your own opinions, naturally, and these could prove to be right or wrong, but one would hope that your position is the product of objective reasoning and not of a biased political view, which is useless as an investment tool.
26 Feb, 12:04 PM Reply Like

CaladesiKid2 Comments (177)
 
You are correct and I apologize. I have allowed my frustration to overwhelm rational thought.
26 Feb, 12:42 PM Reply Like

blackswans Comments (155)
 
Politically biased drivel.
26 Feb, 02:26 PM Reply Like

Abraxas Comments (234)
 
No need to apologize, we all make mistakes from time to time. I congratulate you for having the courage to recognize this and state so here. Most people wouldn't, but those who do are the ones who can then go on and profit from the marketplace unburdened by preconceived biases.
26 Feb, 07:13 PM Reply Like

rsd57 Comments (127)
 
Andrea Mitchell is married to Greenspan.
26 Feb, 11:57 AM Reply Like

Sirvasq Comments (75)
 
Time warp Calades, does your opinion have any credibility now that you are stuck in a Greenspan dream?
26 Feb, 02:23 PM Reply Like