iTrader har i sin blogg den 13 november “Alternativ placering” skrivit att det talas om nytt stimulanspaket fran president Obama och Fed.

Vad tror du kommer att handa med aktiekursen da, fragar iTrader mig.

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Jag har inte en aning. Men det finns andra som vet.

En person sager om den stimulans som varldens aktiehandel nu “njuter av”:

“a nonstop supply of monetary opiates could keep a dead elephant jogging for miles”.

Det har ar taget fran moneynews.com och artikeln gar lattast att hitta over

pragcap.com

This is one of the few times in my life I have not had shorts anywhere in the world, says commodities guru Jim Rogers.

“I have kept away from shorts because there is a gigantic amount of money being printed and it has to go somewhere. . . I thought some of it would end up in the stock market, and it has,” he told the Pragmatic Capitalist Web site.

Rogers, who has chosen to restrain his long positions to commodities and currencies, isn’t buying stocks at all, simply because he doesn’t like to buy when shares have been “going straight up for a while.”

He refuses to speculate on how much higher equity markets will rise.

“There are a lot of problems in the economy, but I don’t know when those problems will cause a downdraft in the stock market,” Rogers says.

“All we’ve done is paper over the problem, so I expect we’ll have to deal with those issues in the future. Printing and spending money we don’t have simply prolongs the problems and makes them worse in the long run.”

As U.S. stocks keep climbing, some think Wall Street\\\\\\\’s recovery has come too far, too fast.

The market poses a “quandary for investors who believe in close historical relationships among share prices, earnings and balance sheets,” Michael Farr, president of Farr Miller & Washington, told MarketWatch.

However, “a nonstop supply of monetary opiates could keep a dead elephant jogging for miles,” Farr commented, referring to ongoing government-stimulus programs as well as the Federal Reserve\\\\\\\’s easy-money monetary policy.

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