With the poor jobs report, there is now little doubt that Bernanke will move to stimulate growth. The old adage, “Don’t fight the FED!”, will be given just due as there are clearly no signs of inflationary pressure outside of gold and commodities. With factories far below capacity there is significant room for the FED to manuever. The gold rush is a fool’s rush in from the perspective of inflation. Yet, gold will become the safe haven if dollars and Euros come like a flood upon the market.
A flattening of the yield curve – the TWIST – is expected to remain the goal of the central banks domestic and foreign. ECB President Mario Draghi has promised a virtual open purse to reduce rates for debtor nations and the moribund economies across Europe and the fall of France from partnership with Germany relieves considerably the political opposition.
In the credit sector and real estate, distressed assets continue to attractive as the lone sources of financial appreciation. Accredited investors are invited to contact our offices for participation in our Distressed Assets Fund.
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