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Jeez imagine what the "economic recovery" will look like when they even start bumping rates up. Like mike, love to be short when bernake announces that. Agreed that it needs to go way above the average. I wouldn't be surprised though if they didn't change the rates until after Obama gets out of office. That might be too large of a shock wave for the media to cover up.
Keep in mind that, contrary to popular wisdom, history shows the Fed follows short term market rates - not sets them, ultimately just another illusory part of the fallacy of potent directors.
Seen so many times in the past: Saying ONE thing and doing the opposite is quite common by FED et al:
That means attract more people from the street to get them on the already moving train to just
let the big herd run into the fences.
In Europe some main rates have changed already from the historical lows to wander right up in the first
quarter 2013.
Stay alerted in the short and middle term to get the "used to it" lowest rates any longer.
