Recession, Rate Cuts and Stocks: Why This Time It's Different [View article]
good call!
On Dec 01 05:38 PM jepittman wrote:
> OK this time its different. It appears you are solidly within the > consensus here. Bearish sentiment is very high and risk aversion > is at a record. There are virtually no returns for ten years in a > treasury bond and the corporate market is virtually closed. Short > term interest rates around the world are plunging and gasoline prices > are at multi year lows. There is a new and popular president about > to take office whose intangibles are off the charts. Huge fiscal > stimulous packages will be passed and implemented within weeks not > just in the US but also in China and other countries. The US Federal > Reserve is engaged in unprecedented monetary stimulation - the money > supply is going hyperbolic. The banks have recieved billions in capital > injections and are being told in no uncertain terms to lend to qualified > borrowers. Large banks are being backstopped and the Fed is buying > mortgage paper by the billions. As a result lower mortgage rates > are allowing homeowners to refinance their mortgages. The news flow > is a constant drumbeat of negativism. Everything is given a negative > spin as the fires of fear are fanned. Yes its different this time. > None of this matters. Its just all going to he--.
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On Dec 01 05:38 PM jepittman wrote:
> OK this time its different. It appears you are solidly within the
> consensus here. Bearish sentiment is very high and risk aversion
> is at a record. There are virtually no returns for ten years in a
> treasury bond and the corporate market is virtually closed. Short
> term interest rates around the world are plunging and gasoline prices
> are at multi year lows. There is a new and popular president about
> to take office whose intangibles are off the charts. Huge fiscal
> stimulous packages will be passed and implemented within weeks not
> just in the US but also in China and other countries. The US Federal
> Reserve is engaged in unprecedented monetary stimulation - the money
> supply is going hyperbolic. The banks have recieved billions in capital
> injections and are being told in no uncertain terms to lend to qualified
> borrowers. Large banks are being backstopped and the Fed is buying
> mortgage paper by the billions. As a result lower mortgage rates
> are allowing homeowners to refinance their mortgages. The news flow
> is a constant drumbeat of negativism. Everything is given a negative
> spin as the fires of fear are fanned. Yes its different this time.
> None of this matters. Its just all going to he--.