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kein crash zur zeit, aber im dax nun schon eine echte korrektur von zeitweise ueber 9%, dow haelt sich bekanntermassen (noch) deutlich besser.
nachdem die earnings-season vorbei ist, stellt sich auch die frage, woher der treibstoff fuer weitere kursschuebe kommen soll ... fuer mich schwer vorstellbar, dass die arbeitsmarktzahlen stark positiv ueberraschen undvon einer moeglichen (vor-)weihnachtsrallye trennt uns noch der kalender.
sehe daher per saldo weiter die hoehere wahrscheinlichkeit bei niedrigeren notierungen, auch wenn es vorher noch die ein oder andere zwischenerholung geben sollte.
qui vivra verra!
natuerlich sinds nicht (nur) die zinsen, sondern die zinsphantasie und die liquiditaetsversorgung. ganz interessant sich folgende ueberlegung noch mal durch den kopf gehen zu lassen (hatte ich vor 10 tagen schon mal ausfuehrlicher gepostet, aber weiter aktuell, quelle> Bloomberg
“Markets are very vulnerable to an end of quantitative easing,” said Smithers, 72, who recommended avoiding stocks in 2000 just as the U.S. benchmark entered a two-year bear market. “Central banks, they’ve got to stop some time and if that happens everything will come down.”
Central banks from the Federal Reserve to the Bank of England last year embarked on unprecedented measures to flood credit markets with cash in order to rescue the global financial system from the worst crisis since the Great Depression.
Those purchases may be nearing an end, said Smithers, who worked for 27 years at S.G. Warburg & Co. where he ran the investment management business. The Fed’s emergency liquidity programs including the Term Auction Facility and commercial paper purchases have shrunk as the central bank completes the scheduled purchases of housing debt and Treasuries. Bank of England policy makers voted unanimously at their latest meeting to leave the asset purchase program unchanged, minutes showed.
Asset Prices
Asset purchases have doubled the size of the Fed’s balance sheet to $2.1 trillion since the start of the current financial crisis. The Bank of England has spent 175 billion pounds ($286 billion) over the last seven months to rescue the economy.
The boost to asset prices globally helped send the S&P 500 up by 60 percent from its 12-year low on March 9. Crude-oil prices have more than doubled from last year’s bottom in December, reaching as high as $82 a barrel. This month, a Hong Kong apartment sold for a record price-per-square foot."
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