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So if QE3 is priced in, what do you suppose happens when QE3 is officially announced?
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I think a more interesting question is how much of QE3 is priced into long term bonds. 20 year yields are at 2.13% (negative in real terms), while TLT is up 37% year-on-year.
How much more can long-term yields fall with QE3? Personally I'm long long-term treasuries in anticipation of QE3 but so seems to be everybody else...it's a crowded trade to say the least, and I'm going to start thinking of exiting if yields go a bit lower.
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So if QE3 is priced in, what do you suppose happens when QE3 is officially announced?
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Interesting thread.
Let's say foreign entities and the central banks stop purchasing our treasuries, and the dollar starts to dive-bomb, along with the rest of the major indices. Sending our economy into a total downward spiral.
Do you think "day trading" will ultimately die? It's hard not to worry about our trading futures.
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Interesting thread.
Let's say foreign entities and the
central banks stop purchasing our treasuries, and the dollar starts to dive-bomb, along with the rest of the major indices. Sending our economy into a total downward spiral.
Do you think "day trading" will ultimately die? It's hard not to worry about our trading futures.
The Fed can just buy any paper the Treasury puts out, so I don't think that kind of catastrophic scenario is a possibility. Worst case you get a lot of inflation, which is a problem, but not that serious.
In any case, real rates are negative. People are paying money for the privilege of lending to the government. I don't think we're close to any kind of demand shortfall for treasuries.
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Quoting from a different thread:
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So now, we are not only buying the market based on hopes for QE, but we are buying in July because even though the next meeting probably won't bring QE, the one in September might... wow.
@josh , yes I got a laugh too. It makes you wonder. Now we are frontrunning what The Fed might do several months from now...
Are we that desperate for the market to continue moving higher, even as we might be entering another recession?
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Check out this link too.
shadowstats. com/article/no-414-hyperinflation-special-report-2012
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