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U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered a weak U.S. economic outlook this week, triggering speculation that the Fed will be warming the printing presses and injecting more money into the economy. The anticipation has caused a market chain reaction for the dollar, gold, and energy-related investments. Check out what Keith Fitz-Gerald had to say to investors about the market moves when he joined Fox Business' "Varney & Co." program Wednesday morning.
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IT ALL POINTS TO THE SAME SCENARIO CONTRACTIONARY POLICIES, EVERYBODYS ON EDGE TO FIND A SECURED SOURCE OF SAVINGS, MONETARY ASSETS AND ITS ASSOCIATED INSTRUMENTS ARE UNDER THREATS,
WE EITHER EXPAND THE ECONOMIES AND THE ECONOMICS OR WE WILL HAVE A CRASH OF ALL MONETARY INSTRUMENTS, WHICH HAVE VALUES BECAUSE OF DIRECTION, BETTER WE RISK INFLATION, THAN ALL TRUST ON MEY AS A MEANS OF VALUE LOOSE ITS ENTIRE CONFIDENCE VALUE,
FOR IF THE CONFIDENCE IS ERODED, AT THE MOMENT WE HAVE NO FORESEEABLE ALTERNATIVE.