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Well sure…it CAN happen. But shouldn’t it be the case the higher rates accompany wage growth, earnings growth, revenue growth, GDP growth etc….in order for Stocks to follow suit?
If the Fed’s mandate is for stable prices and max employment….and its TOTALLY acceptable and legitimate policy of Tripling its balance sheet is for the sole purpose of targeting those two data points, then why on earth is there ANY discussion by the Bearded Fuck of tapering? Both the Fed’s Quantitative measures are for shit…with no sign of improvement for the foreseeable future.
So could it be that the Bershanker knows that he’s created an abomination…and he’s scared to death of it? So he’ll risk spiking rates to get his fucking “foot off the gas” even though the car is stalled?
So what you’re likely going to get is actually Lower stock prices and then a return to Lower rates.
Well all of us know the POMO schedule, not just big banks. This rally is the same stupid head fake we saw when the 10 year moved up a few weeks ago. Rates and Equities could move up IF we have a healthy economy but we don’t.
I dunno, i don’t think stocks can go significantly higher if rates continue up from here…at least, there will be an adjustment period. Rate matter….as evidenced since 2008.
For Equities and Rates to move up at the sametime we need Global PMI’s moving up in the same direction and for the ROW not to be looking at recessions/depressions. The CLAM is being kicked out and his beloved POMO being stripped of its Power. Long live us Bears, We are finally going to have our day.
I love it! Big Ben and his Goldman frat boys are playing the equity markets, like violins and 19th century cello apprentices. These Goldman Sachs, supper party fools, will not allow the TRADING_NYMPH, To be successful.
Dale, One day my time will come. AAPL has already rolled, LME copper topped in 2011..now my Little USD is gaining its strength. One day we will have to pay the price for this Fiddler
america wants rich people , rich finance , rich economy . that’s no way this can revert back to 2008 style fall .. only corrections allowed .. period .. Bernanke or not ..
FIC
Well sure…it CAN happen. But shouldn’t it be the case the higher rates accompany wage growth, earnings growth, revenue growth, GDP growth etc….in order for Stocks to follow suit?
If the Fed’s mandate is for stable prices and max employment….and its TOTALLY acceptable and legitimate policy of Tripling its balance sheet is for the sole purpose of targeting those two data points, then why on earth is there ANY discussion by the Bearded Fuck of tapering? Both the Fed’s Quantitative measures are for shit…with no sign of improvement for the foreseeable future.
So could it be that the Bershanker knows that he’s created an abomination…and he’s scared to death of it? So he’ll risk spiking rates to get his fucking “foot off the gas” even though the car is stalled?
So what you’re likely going to get is actually Lower stock prices and then a return to Lower rates.
Pomo
If POMO then why higher rates?
Oh, and if POMO then a screaming USD?
FTK is on non-stop bull train.
I remember buying that little guy in the 1’s and 2’s. My how he’s grown!
BIG BANKS KNOW POMO SCHEDULE WELL IN ADVANCE
next week, mon light, tues day wed bid days, break out, 3 while candles, planned in advance
big pomo, just in case, which it should happen Alcoa pukes it up
Well all of us know the POMO schedule, not just big banks. This rally is the same stupid head fake we saw when the 10 year moved up a few weeks ago. Rates and Equities could move up IF we have a healthy economy but we don’t.
I love stupid head fakes specially if they last years.
Bubbles can last for a very long time, but they always burst.
I dunno, i don’t think stocks can go significantly higher if rates continue up from here…at least, there will be an adjustment period. Rate matter….as evidenced since 2008.
As long as yields are rising, the market cannot be trusted.
Boris needs a bath.(he’s also taking on that sissy look)
bonds are plummeting
It’s a bull market you know.
Bonds – this is how 30 year old bubbles blows up….. just a start
For Equities and Rates to move up at the sametime we need Global PMI’s moving up in the same direction and for the ROW not to be looking at recessions/depressions. The CLAM is being kicked out and his beloved POMO being stripped of its Power. Long live us Bears, We are finally going to have our day.
Ya I think T Nymph is right. W out rising PMI’s alongside rates you have a bearish situation
heard that quite more then a couple of time ..
Francesco..Who would have thought Central Banks would use historical “tools” to hold this puppy up. It is very frustrating.
I love it! Big Ben and his Goldman frat boys are playing the equity markets, like violins and 19th century cello apprentices. These Goldman Sachs, supper party fools, will not allow the TRADING_NYMPH, To be successful.
Dale, One day my time will come. AAPL has already rolled, LME copper topped in 2011..now my Little USD is gaining its strength. One day we will have to pay the price for this Fiddler
10 yr moves up another 75 bps-ish, Interest, US debt, Starts to become a deal
Not that far off considering 1.50 to 2.75 in a few months
Have fun with that
Did the US start financing its debt with balloon payments?
$17T might be considered ballooning. Especially when the interest (FROM RISING RATES) starts to affect the monthly budget
america wants rich people , rich finance , rich economy . that’s no way this can revert back to 2008 style fall .. only corrections allowed .. period .. Bernanke or not ..
wow had a great day,
spectacular!!!
In the words of Obama, “yes! We can!”
POMO Schedule
Published for public end of month.
Made up six months in advance by treasury open market committee, ie, top 20 banks……………………….
thus, they know the flow of money by date and time, and can influence it to there advantage
But its for the following month, each day we know how much the Fed will be in buying the stuff.