Top money manager Kenneth Fisher says the Federal Reserve should not engage in another round of quantitative easing. “There’s no reason for the United States to be doing quantitative easing,”…
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Ritholtz: Don't Fight The Fed
Barry Ritholtz says that the market has shown resilience in recent months, and says Federal Reserve’s stimulative policies make it hard to bet against the market. “You can’t really be…
Hard to Be Short, Says Ritholtz
…though he still thinks we’re in a secular bear market. Ritholtz tells Bloomberg that the Federal Reserve’s apparent willingness to undertake another round of quantitative easing is a big reason…
Hulbert: Don't Fear Gridlock
…War II “that the federal government grew to dominate the economy to anywhere near the extent it does today”. He also uses fiscal years, beginning Oct. 1.) In his latest…
BlackRock's Doll Talks QE2
Blackrock’s Bob Doll says a number of factors are pointing toward stocks grinding higher. In an interview with CNBC, Doll says one of those factors involves Federal Reserve policy. He…
Top Hedge Fund Manager Talks Strategy
…about why he got bullish on banks in early 2009 — with great success — and why Federal Reserve policy and other factors have him adding to his stock portfolios….
Sonders on Double-Dip Fears, Fed Policy
Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders says she thinks it’s unlikely the U.S. will suffer a double-dip recession, and says the Federal Reserve’s talk of continued stimulative policy…
Arnott Still Focused on Inflation, Not Deflation
…could sometimes climb into double-digit territory in this decade, the Times says. Arnott also says the country’s big debt load gives the Federal Reserve an incentive to support inflationary policies,…
Hussman Sees "Abrupt Collapse" Coming for Dollar
In his latest market commentary, top fund manager John Hussman continues to express a bearish view, and says that more quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve is likely to trigger…
Siegel: Fed Still Has Tools -- and Should Use Them
While many say it is out of bullets, author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the Federal Reserve still has ammunition left to combat the sluggish economy. Siegel writes on…