True points. Since QE2 expired, I have basically assumed Qe3 was only a matter of time. They will point to the sluggish growth, since nothing else can spark growth except ben bernanke printing money of course, and then start it up, and then the market will skyrocket again since investors seem to think that the more money ben bernanke prints, the better it is to be invested in stocks.
One positive.... maybe after this depression, economists will at least revise their theories.
Funny thing is, I am not really against QE if its truly to stop a severe deflationary spiral, but when they advertise it as a way to 'stimulate' growth, I roll my eyes.
At this point in time, I think a severe double dip is the best possible scenario.
