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And public debt redemptions through the first seven months of FY 2015 have been $42.4 trillion. But if left to stand alone, that number -- like yours -- is deceptive and misleading.
Be curious as to your best guess as to when the Fed will decide to end QE. They have been strangely silent on QE since fall 2014, mostly focusing on timetable for interest rate.
Do you think the currently monthly QE amound it too high and the plug should be pulled immediately, or should they gradually taper it down to a lower amount?
Is this the new normal? Weather shouldn't always be the culprit.
The annual cycle seems to be more pronounced. In May the big news was that the economy added a huge number of jobs. Quarterly reports are the economic equivalent of living paycheck to paycheck.
People on the street seem to be anticipating another recession. That's been my assessment. Yet, things have not been this good in my neck of the woods for a long time. There are many opportunities, but wage growth is stubbornly low.
I almost think we were better off when everyone didn't pay such close attention to the economy, the stock market, etc.
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Originally Posted by Malloric
Been ended for eight months now.
I know. I goofed.
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