Tropicalbear just released its forecast stock. But there is not enough to whip a trader: for Loïc Abadie, it is not possible to identify a clear trend for the short to medium term.
And his view on the medium to long term, as of course, is clearly negative: it reiterates its deflationary scenario. This is not us who will go against ...
A post to say you have nothing to say it's a bit redundant. But I pin for these two paragraphs pourfendent the new policy of printing money , recently introduced by Switzerland, England and the United States:
"The government stimulus plans are that the headlong rush into debt and are doomed to failure. Governments (even with the "quantitative easing") can not afford to oppose the implosion of a credit bubble over $ 50,000 billion (U.S. alone), and they can not print money "at will" without triggering a panic giant investors ...
Their real flexibility is much more limited than many imagine, and quantitative easing policies therefore probably know the same fate as Japan. By
cons do not fall into the mistake of underestimating them, these plans may well lead to a temporary pause in dégradaton economic context (much like Bush's checks, which had caused a small respite in Q2 2008), hold that course will pay dearly later (there are no miracles in economics, and the headlong rush n ' has never solved any problem permanently). "
[" TropicalBear " File trading in March 2009 (2): Bears, beware! "]
Simply put, printing money to bail out banks and State returns to additional borrowing to postpone the problem of their debts. Make a hole to plug in another, that the recovery policy of central banks!
Another year of procrastination, not really different from what has been happening for twenty years in the wonderful world of finance, and the best example is Bernard Madoff, a provider of UBS, BNP and Santander.
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