cawacko
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This is obviously not a big surprise. Sounds like she is going to continue QE for the foreseeable future.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101093040
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101093040
This is obviously not a big surprise. Sounds like she is going to continue QE for the foreseeable future.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101093040
No offense, why would you ever be out!I'm thinking about getting back in the market...
Also Paul Ryan and others are signaling an end to the Republican position on the government shutdown and DC. They are meeting at the White House Friday.
No offense, why would you ever be out!
A Democratic Fed chair? Fancy that.
No offense intended, but professionals can't time the marketI got out September 30, with most issues. It served me well.
Its my experience that the market, in the last few years, has an emotional reaction to things like the government shutdown and I have been making money by pulling out and getting back in a few days later when the overreaction begins to subside.
You rambling to yourself again?
Just saying that its been a while. I mean, 1987 was a long time ago.
elaborate...
No offense intended, but professionals can't time the market
Nor can you or ila
I'm shitty at spelling and grammar, but excelled at math and finance.
I used to pray for a crash
Your buying in after a recovery!
What's there to elaborate. Volker was the last Democrat to hold the position. He left the office in 1987. After him we had Republicans Greenspan and Bernanke.
What's there to elaborate. Volker was the last Democrat to hold the position. He left the office in 1987. After him we had Republicans Greenspan and Bernanke.
I was curious as to whether you meant their individual party or who nominated them... don't get your panties in such a bunch.
Also, given the way Greenspan and Bernanke were both so very loose with monetary policy, not exactly fiscal conservatives, regardless of what their political registration may state.
If you are still buying and more than 5 years from retiring you want a market to crash!If you say so. I am buying back in after a week sitting out.
Lest there be any further confusion, let me state unequivocally that I am aware that Bill Clinton and Barack Obama are Democrats.
That's an odd use of "fiscal" you have there.
Other than the letter next to her name how will Yellen fundamentaly differ from Bernanke?