b*****p
发帖数: 9649 | 1 "If The Economy Is So Fragile That Government Can't Allow Failure Then We
Are Indeed Close To Collapse"
For if you must rescue everything, then ultimately you will be able to
rescue nothing.
When an economist tells them that growing the nation's debt over the past 12
years from $6 trillion to $16 trillion is not a problem, and that doubling
it again will still not be a problem, this simply does not compute.
And when you tell the populace that we can all enjoy a free lunch of
extremely low interest rates, massive Fed purchases of mounting treasury
issuance, trillions of dollars of expansion in the Fed's balance sheet, and
huge deficits far into the future, they are highly skeptical not because
they know precisely what will happen but because they are sure that no one
else--even, or perhaps especially, the policymakers—does either.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-05-03/seth-klarman-if-econom | a*****e
发帖数: 16445 | | b*****p
发帖数: 9649 | | S*P
发帖数: 7575 | 4 is the US economy really that fragile? | B*******n
发帖数: 20645 | 5 This actually is bullish news for market; when zerohedge is so desperate. | j*******i
发帖数: 1457 | 6 Yes we are
but it does not matter. cuz no matter up or down there are products which
will make us rich
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doubling
and
【在 b*****p 的大作中提到】
: "If The Economy Is So Fragile That Government Can't Allow Failure Then We
: Are Indeed Close To Collapse"
: For if you must rescue everything, then ultimately you will be able to
: rescue nothing.
: When an economist tells them that growing the nation's debt over the past 12
: years from $6 trillion to $16 trillion is not a problem, and that doubling
: it again will still not be a problem, this simply does not compute.
: And when you tell the populace that we can all enjoy a free lunch of
: extremely low interest rates, massive Fed purchases of mounting treasury
: issuance, trillions of dollars of expansion in the Fed's balance sheet, and
| l*********m
发帖数: 16971 | | S*P
发帖数: 7575 | 8 the bull market will not stop, as long as we see money keep flowing into US
market. | b*****p
发帖数: 9649 | 9 今天为什么涨？
Non-farm payrolls rose by 165,000 last month and the unemployment rate fell
to 7.5 percent, a four-year low, from 7.6 percent, the government said. In
addition, hiring was much stronger than previously thought in February and
March.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dow-p-500-pass-milestones-strong-
为什么有QE?
因为就业不好，经济不好
结论：
这样继续看牛的不就相互矛盾了吗？ | j*******i
发帖数: 1457 | 10 炒股 炒的是趋势 经济从非常不好变成一般不好 股市就会大涨
像A股，天朝每年都是全球数一数二的发展，但是每一年都比前一年感觉差
A股就不会大涨
炒股炒的是未来
fell
【在 b*****p 的大作中提到】
: 今天为什么涨？
: Non-farm payrolls rose by 165,000 last month and the unemployment rate fell
: to 7.5 percent, a four-year low, from 7.6 percent, the government said. In
: addition, hiring was much stronger than previously thought in February and
: March.
: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dow-p-500-pass-milestones-strong-
: 为什么有QE?
: 因为就业不好，经济不好
: 结论：
: 这样继续看牛的不就相互矛盾了吗？
| N****L
发帖数: 632 | 11 the street thinks the payroll data is good, but not good enough from the FED
's perspective.
anyways it depends on how they interpret it.
fell
【在 b*****p 的大作中提到】
: 今天为什么涨？
: Non-farm payrolls rose by 165,000 last month and the unemployment rate fell
: to 7.5 percent, a four-year low, from 7.6 percent, the government said. In
: addition, hiring was much stronger than previously thought in February and
: March.
: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dow-p-500-pass-milestones-strong-
: 为什么有QE?
: 因为就业不好，经济不好
: 结论：
: 这样继续看牛的不就相互矛盾了吗？
| f*****t
发帖数: 207 | 12 垮是一定会垮的。现在的数据就像是调鸡尾酒一样调出来的，改改统计口径，会计规则
就行了。笑话中国统计局，这里的也是同行啊。
那天裤子短得遮不住屁股了，就差不多了。
12
doubling
and
【在 b*****p 的大作中提到】
: "If The Economy Is So Fragile That Government Can't Allow Failure Then We
: Are Indeed Close To Collapse"
: For if you must rescue everything, then ultimately you will be able to
: rescue nothing.
: When an economist tells them that growing the nation's debt over the past 12
: years from $6 trillion to $16 trillion is not a problem, and that doubling
: it again will still not be a problem, this simply does not compute.
: And when you tell the populace that we can all enjoy a free lunch of
: extremely low interest rates, massive Fed purchases of mounting treasury
: issuance, trillions of dollars of expansion in the Fed's balance sheet, and
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