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Chart of the Week: Where Are We? Risk On or Risk Off?
Chart of the Week: Where Are We? Risk On or Risk Off?
In essence, this indicator tracks how well the FOMC is doing at re-inflating the economy and stock market. A high indicator value means that the trends in the CRB Index, gold and Treasury yields are strong and positive. As a measure of re-inflating assets, higher indicator values have been strongly correlated with rising equity prices. This can be seen in this graph where the red dots are those times the composite indicator is above the mid line value. Red dots mean that the Fed is successful in re-inflating the stock market and economy.
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We are at "Risk Be Damned".
Oh my God. This could have been the most important information ever presented. But by the two minute mark I had to shut it down or shoot myself.
Shove it up your oscillator!
"Gold is in a bear market"?
Obviously here we have someone wedded to the dollar, to standard "investment" patterns and still obsessing about "return ON capital" instead of the coming "return OF capital"...
If William Shatner and Charles Biderman had a baby, it would talk exactly like this guy.
Haha. Sounds like he's under the impression his audience is the same one that listens to John Paul Harvey. "Good Day"
Nice little sing-song. Does he think he is talking to first graders, or is he just reading challenged?
one thing at a time
first, a trillion into MBS
then a trillion into s&p
just be patient
Holy shit. Most annoying video presentation ever. I'm sure he has something good to say, but next time I hope he blogs. Video clearly isn't his medium.
Sounds like he has taken great pains to overcome a speech impediment.
No you did.
Actually, the guy sounds perfectly fine to me --- infinitely more listenable than, for example, the thready, scared little girl, Tinkerbell voice of Bill Gross.