tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post2297990254974570682..comments2024-03-25T08:04:19.119-10:00Comments on Pretzel Logic's Market Charts and Analysis: QE-Infinity: Poking Holes in Bernanke's LogicPretzelLogichttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11613859771824863784noreply@blogger.comBlogger7125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-43440076691001701532012-09-16T17:12:08.678-10:002012-09-16T17:12:08.678-10:00All excellent comments, you guys should sign up an...All excellent comments, you guys should sign up and join the daily discussion. and PL, as the dc said, nothing wrong with the prediction you made, we have all been confounded by this continuous money printing to prove an argument that should have stayed in the faculty lounge.Johnnie Flukie Reddinghttp://www.facebook.com/people/Johnnie-Flukie-Redding/1388262069noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-69503270849059739752012-09-16T03:02:48.050-10:002012-09-16T03:02:48.050-10:00Great comments. Appreciate the time it took for y...Great comments. Appreciate the time it took for you to write it.DirtRednoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-21110408099869876452012-09-15T15:00:50.827-10:002012-09-15T15:00:50.827-10:00well, Pretzel, if you made a prediction that was w...well, Pretzel, if you made a prediction that was wrong ... it means you had the courage to make a prediction that could be proven wrong. many analysts, reporters, bloggers, etc. won't make a bold prediction because they need to leave themselves room for deniability.<br />http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuXZFQKKF7A david christophhttp://twitter.com/dchrist81noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-15543419788557360162012-09-14T10:57:58.141-10:002012-09-14T10:57:58.141-10:00I just read your note after I posted mine above - ...I just read your note after I posted mine above - Your spot on - The stock market will eventually catch on - A few more profit and sales warnings and a bad job report and adios<br /><br />Eagan Jones is spot on in their analysis - just what you and I are sayingroxie4097noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-3513936035207847052012-09-14T10:54:06.405-10:002012-09-14T10:54:06.405-10:00FWIW I own a busniess - I am floored by how igno...FWIW I own a busniess - I am floored by how ignorant people like Bernanke and gang are. Heres what is going on in my business. My cost are going up - and now alot. I put on a hiring freeze because of that and in fact may have to lay off 2 people because of higher costs lower cash flow. I gotta believe alot of business's are doing this. My customers are spending less and really being hurt by fuel costs - they are holding back on purchases until further notice. <br />This policy will lead to lower consumption by people, higher costs and lower profits by business's. Hold on hiring and probably more layoffs to lower controllable costs.<br />The exact opposite of what we need.<br />How does someone with a Princeton diploma miss it so bad -<br />Things are going to get real bad IMOroxie4097noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-68619525535766797262012-09-14T09:15:18.046-10:002012-09-14T09:15:18.046-10:00I still don't really understand the reason beh...I still don't really understand the reason behind QE: It propels commodity prices, production costs for companies will increase. They will need cost cutting, not hiring, or product price increase. On the other side: For ordinary people, the cost of living will go up (food, gasoline, etc.), so they won't be able to buy those products manufactured by companies, especially not on higher prices.<br />Is this a good script for a bull market?Dhttp://profile.yahoo.com/N24JOOQLTNSBXFL3MQCTAKVYUYnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-947237681666122369.post-9345730868668496642012-09-14T04:48:02.113-10:002012-09-14T04:48:02.113-10:00Pretzel- Not trying to brag, but I've been com...Pretzel- Not trying to brag, but I've been commenting for some time on my site and in other venues that this is a Presidential election year and that the powers that be will do everything possible to help their re-election chances. So QE3 should be no surprise. Also, and probably cynically, the QE3 effort does not have a long term goal in mind - in 60 days it's purpose will either have been achieved or will have failed. As you point out, Bernanke's explanations are weak at best - he's too smart to not know the long term implications of this inflationary measure - so it seems pretty certain that there is another agenda at work.Apple Alnoreply@blogger.com