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Regardless of FOMC Decision- Liquidity Will Flood The Markets in Weeks Ahead – Professional Edition

December 12, 2012 – The composite liquidity indicator rose minimally last week but it will have a big jump over the next couple of weeks as the Fed settles the next round of QE3 MBS purchases on December 12th and 20th. The uptrend in market liquidity is still firmly in place and is about to get steeper, regardless of what the lesser weighted components do. However, they should rise too as the Fed cash flows through the system. If the Fed announces additional QE, in the short run it would be adding even more fuel to the fire. It will lead to a commodity price boom led economic conflagration. But first we get the bubble.

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