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Originally Posted by Nlkko
Also I disagree on "all the way to the next crash". As said before, Feds have become a lot more preventive in protecting any plungde, treasury bond, USD/JPY, news) to lessen the impact of a correction. So le. They have been experimenting with a lot of things (manipulating gold, cruong as they succeed, we will get mild correction, but no crash. Of course, there's always a chance of them fucking up but believe it or not, central banks have become a lot more sophisticated than say 7 years ago. Lots of measurement are in place to protect against a worldwide recession.
These are my speculation, of course.
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suspect
there is a complete misalignment between policy makers and the fed
we are already in a worldwide depression fuelled by the US "credit-ism"
kicking the can down the road approach with QE just exacerbates the problem, central banking regulations are much more stringenet yes but more "sophisticated" or better off is wishful thinking