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19-12-2013, 04:07 PM
So much USD were printed, yet US has no meaningful inflation. So why must there be dilution? It could just mean MAS has printed a lot of SGD. Whether USD is worth S$1.26 is up to MAS and the market, not the Fed.
I don't know who said that US economy is still fragile. But fragile is a subjective word. It really depends on who is saying it.
What evidence do you have that most of these printouts end up in stock market? Or what's wrong with that? The total market capitalization of US is not really much larger than pre-crisis. I don't think there is any evidence that most of those money ends up in the stock market. But most money will end up in some assets, very little money is in circulation. Stock could well be one of the assets that draw the money. But there is nothing wrong with it if stocks are cheap and they are not expensive.
What bubble? Before bursting, how do you define whether it is a bubble? Or what's wrong with a bubble which does not burst or every bubble must burst?
And if? If the world ends tomorrow, we all are dead. So should I worry about it?
Then unless you are a US citizen, the QE in United States does not concern you that much. You should be more concerned about your own government and central bank than the Fed.
I don't know who said that US economy is still fragile. But fragile is a subjective word. It really depends on who is saying it.
What evidence do you have that most of these printouts end up in stock market? Or what's wrong with that? The total market capitalization of US is not really much larger than pre-crisis. I don't think there is any evidence that most of those money ends up in the stock market. But most money will end up in some assets, very little money is in circulation. Stock could well be one of the assets that draw the money. But there is nothing wrong with it if stocks are cheap and they are not expensive.
What bubble? Before bursting, how do you define whether it is a bubble? Or what's wrong with a bubble which does not burst or every bubble must burst?
And if? If the world ends tomorrow, we all are dead. So should I worry about it?
Then unless you are a US citizen, the QE in United States does not concern you that much. You should be more concerned about your own government and central bank than the Fed.