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<blockquote data-quote="GTNavyNuke" data-source="post: 170956" data-attributes="member: 322"><p>Not a dead cat bounce to me since didn't fall that far. The buy the dip crowd will keep doing the buy the dips till it doesn't work anymore (like it has the last 10 years). I KNOW that the equities will have a 50-60% pull back based on history. I just don't know if that big of loss is this year or 10 years from now...... but I'm holding onto 50% short S&P (SH) now hedged by high yield bond funds. Only my hedge has changed since high yield has pulled back so far.</p><p></p><p>I still expect QE4 before the Fed raises rates. The Fed will use any excuse they can not to raise rates; you'll hear a lot of talk from them but most know that QE didn't and won't help the economy. But to not do it now would get them the "blame" which is the last thing they want.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTNavyNuke, post: 170956, member: 322"] Not a dead cat bounce to me since didn't fall that far. The buy the dip crowd will keep doing the buy the dips till it doesn't work anymore (like it has the last 10 years). I KNOW that the equities will have a 50-60% pull back based on history. I just don't know if that big of loss is this year or 10 years from now...... but I'm holding onto 50% short S&P (SH) now hedged by high yield bond funds. Only my hedge has changed since high yield has pulled back so far. I still expect QE4 before the Fed raises rates. The Fed will use any excuse they can not to raise rates; you'll hear a lot of talk from them but most know that QE didn't and won't help the economy. But to not do it now would get them the "blame" which is the last thing they want. [/QUOTE]
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