Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, discusses the potential impact of further quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve on stocks. Faber said further monetary easing (anything less than $1 trillion) could disappoint investors and might prompt a correction in U.S. stocks.
Source: Bloomberg (via YouTube), October 29, 2010.
What’s the difference? Too little quantitative easing causing a disappointment or too much quantitative easing causing a flattening of the forward yield curve which clubs the economy in the head?
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By Prieur du Plessis, on October 31st, 2010 posted in: Investment, Markets, Money 
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What’s the difference? Too little quantitative easing causing a disappointment or too much quantitative easing causing a flattening of the forward yield curve which clubs the economy in the head?
Hi Prieur,
Are you not dong ‘Postcards” anymore”. They’re very sporadic at best.
@Sheldon: Not when traveling. I’ve just walked into the office after two weeks away on business. Yes, I should’ve posted a notification. Apologies.