That's arguably a better way of saying things.
I was looking at things from the Fed's point of view.
They Fed openly promotes asset bubbles.
Whatever "benefit" they see from that "accommodation" ends NO LATER than the moment they stop QE. t.co/cvoXu5tMhZ
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When the money printer goes pic.twitter.com/ePy2wywHrA
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Fed: It's temporary but we do it forever and ever more of it. pic.twitter.com/ttZxrbNy0i
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In the last 3 years, 81% of ETF flows have gone in US markets, which is pretty impressive! But as they say; the bigger they are, the harder they fall! pic.twitter.com/xPrFjwlJjj
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#recession … #GFC2 #UST #Bonds edition$TLT π t.co/hYRznZIIQ6
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