Do think the article contains much unsupported conjecture. Compare the money printing scenario to the Canadian situation some 40+ years ago when Canada basically printed/borrowed at zero interest and it certainly did not create any adverse effects for the Canadians or the Canadian economy.
Got to agree that the Fed is hopelessly lost, but they sure have given equity markets one hell of a boost in the meantime. But one sure wants to get out of the way on the next major downside move.
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Know you have posted many comments on similar ideas before. Do you have an overall summary at some link or website?
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OK, those outcomes would be be some highly profitable trades if one can just get the timing right on them.