RE: QE3 etc Yeah, that's what everyone has been saying for the last year or so.
I agree that a QE3 is inevitable, however, it could take a lot longer to arrive than you think. For all we know, it could have the exact opposite effect than what was intended too. The market could interpret the need for QE3 as a sign things are close to collapsing, which I do not believe is about to happen. Ignore the MSM. The so called EU crisis is being blown out of proportion like things were in 2008. The public fell for for that hook, line and sinker too and wound up caving in to the bankster goons who, for lack of a better word, looted the store, raped, pillaged and ran roughshot on anyone and everyone deemed to be an obstacle in their quest to misappropriate as much cash as humanly possible in the shortest amount of time. Things are usually not as bad as they seem when everyone is on the verge of jumping out windows (like they were a few months ago). A quick look at MCD, HD, M, AAPL etc (not to mention the PM's) tells me the world is not on the verge of imploding. Of course, the ike's of the world (who went "all in" on CAN) may think otherwise.