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Frederic Mishkin says there's no reason to worry that a new bubble is inflating: Tightening monetary policy in the US or Europe to restrain a possible bubble makes no sense... Full Article at Economist's View
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ONE of the reasons St. Louis Fed president Jim Bullard is more anxious than others to rein in Federal Reserve activity is a concern that leaving policy too loose for very long will lead to inflation of new asset bubbles. Should we be worried about this? Full Article at The Bellows
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U.S. stocks extended a global rally, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a 13-month high, and the dollar slid after the Group of 20 nations agreed to maintain economic stimulus efforts. Full Article at The Skeptical Speculator
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Kai Ryssdal: You have to go back more than a year to find a higher close for the Dow Industrials. The blue chips topped 10,200 today. But what matters in the market sometimes aren't the highs and the lows. It's what happens in-between. Full Article at Marketplace
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But this can't last, Roubini warns. The Fed will eventually raise interest rates. Or outside events (a confrontation with Iran, fear of a double-dip recession) will change market psychology. Full Article at Newsweek
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The Fed and other policymakers seem unaware of the monster bubble they are creating ... The longer they remain blind, the harder the markets will fall.
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Any individual playing the commodity game had better watch the momentum, because there are very experienced players in commodities who can short them (bet against them) at any time and cause metals to turn down fast
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He's right that if everybody piles into any sort of carry trade, we will see a bubble
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Investors must recognize that if assets appreciate with nominal gross domestic product, a 4-5 per cent return is about all they can expect even with abnormally low policy rates
