Russ Certo: "The Fed Just Basically Announced Recession"
The Fed just basically announced “recession” and has consequently lowered rates REAL TIME and even set parameters for negative rates. There was some empirical analysis PRIOR to S&P downgrade which suggested historical tendency (not tendency forecasts) of rates to be 50 bps to 70 bps lower after an industrial sovereign downgrade like Japan, Canada, Australia and others. We were surprised at all the news conferences harping on the political save egg on face conclusions of lower rates yesterday. Many, not all, were looking for it. We are humble given volatility as no one has the answers...The equity response is positive as the Fed is FORCING grandmas and anyone who relies on a fixed income into alternative higher yielding asset classes. Dividend paying stocks look delicious. Convertibles, OMG, as you get a higher yielding fixed income instrument with a free equity option? EQUITIES and other perpetual assets that are being discounted by these rates. Pension funds use the lower rates to discount valuations.A Look At How $58 Billion In USD Purchases Buys You 4 Days Of FX Intervention

"Price Stability": 10 Year Retraces Almost Entire Intraday Swing, As The S&P Surges By Over 60 Points In Minutes

Goldman's Take: "Fed Returns To Monetary Easing"
BOTTOM LINE: Despite three dissents--the largest number since 1992--the committee adopted an even easier policy stance than expected: first, the committee now anticipates that rates will stay on hold "at least through mid-2013." Second, the committee effectively signaled an easing bias saying that it is prepared to employ additional easing steps as appropriate.
6] The Real Banking Crisis: Eric Sprott, Sprott Asset Management
8] Short-Term Yields Going Negative at Bank of New York, Zero Hedge
17] Eurogeddon postponed again as ECB gains three weeks, The Telegraph
18] Walker's World: The Unseen Punch, UPI
19] Debt Crises and Market Turmoil: Is The World Going Bankrupt? Der Spiegel
20] The world runs out of options, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph
21] The bull case for gold, The Telegraph
22] You'll Be Buying Gold at $2,000/oz - And Higher, Casey Research
25] Doug Casey Interview, King World News
26] Jim Rickards Interview: All About Gold, King World News
27] JPMorgan analyst sees gold at $2,500 by year-end, WSJ/GATA
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