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that's not unexpected.josephli wrote:Japan's economy has contracted despite record level of easing.
I agree. it just shows that the fiscal policy those central bankers have been pushing has reached its effective lower bound. I wonder what they can do now. I think ECB will soon face the same issue.Cobra wrote:that's not unexpected.josephli wrote:Japan's economy has contracted despite record level of easing.
You already borrowed more than you need, you're completely in debt, yet the bank says, hey, I can lend you more money, please borrow more. I have no need to borrow, I have too much debt, how come lend me more money would solve my problem? Everything has a limit.
The borrow money itself is to spend the future to boost the current, already not right, not to mention you've borrowed too much of the future.
This is v/interesting - thanksuempel wrote:This is not my idea, it's a visualisation of what Rolf Bertschi wrote in his weekly report last Friday. He says that a sound rebound (for long term investors) requires that both MA 144 and MA 55 turn to the upside.
boss, i think that will be tomorrow?Al_Dente wrote:Wholesale inventories will be released at 10 a.m. ET, and crude-oil inventories will cross the wires at 10:30 a.m. ET.