Tag: qe
Is More Quantitative Easing (QE) On The Way For The U.S.?
Two different central bankers from two different continents made news yesterday – both giving us a nod and a wink that at best low...
Market Leans On Corporate Buybacks As Earnings Decline
Late last year as the Federal Reserve was unwinding quantitative easing (QE), there was suspense in the air as to how this might impact...
Will The ECB Give Investors 50 Billion Reasons To Celebrate?
Global concerns about deflation continue to stir in 2015. Disinflationary, if not outright deflationary pressures abound globally. And with the ECB expected to launch...
Inflation, Deflation And The Inflationistas Ironic Victory
Seinfeld: “Aww, you’re crazy”
Kramer: “ Am I? Or am I so sane that you just blew your mind?”
Somewhere in America, a very observant 11-yr...
ECB Preview: Will Draghi Unveil Euro Area QE; or Set Off...
Ahead of the ECB's November policy decision later today, the air is rife with speculation over whether President Mario Draghi will unveil yet further...
The Week In Review: Markets Still Love Quantitative Easing
“What if I am wrong?” This is one of the most important questions that an investor needs to regularly ask themselves.
That’s how my...
How Will the Bank of Japan and GPIF Decisions Impact US...
Markets rejoiced last week over the joint announcements by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) that QQE (and it's penchant for buying ETFs/stocks) will expand...
Bank Of Japan Ups The Ante: How Will Europe Respond?
Word of the Bank of Japan's stimulus spread fast throughout the early morning hours on Friday. And if you didn't see the news first,...
Connecting The Big Dots: Why It May Be Different This Time
by Jane Hwangbo This is my very first blog entry. As a rule, I try to write in as simple terms as...
Symphony of Destruction: How Stocks, Bonds and Crude Are Reprising 2007
Of all the indicators foreshadowing economic health and the future of stock market returns, perhaps none has been a better tell than the inverted...
