Four Ways to Profit if Bernanke’s ‘Exit Strategy’ Backfires
Posted on July 24th, 2009 in BASE, Ben Bernanke, Bernanke, Commercial Paper, ECB, ETF, European Central Bank, FOMC, GLD, OIL, RBS, SPDR Gold, St. Louis Adjusted Monetary Base, TALF, UGA, USO, inflation BASE, Ben Bernanke, Bernanke, Commercial Paper, ECB, ETF, European Central Bank, FOMC, GLD, inflation, OIL, RBS, SPDR Gold, St. Louis Adjusted Monetary Base, TALF, UGA, USO
After more than a year of lax monetary policy and direct capital infusions, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has finally outlined an “exit strategy” that he says will lead to the “smooth and timely” withdrawal of monetary stimulus and keep inflation at bay. Hmm…. the proverbial “soft-landing” that is never soft. But how does one exploit the hard-landing if Bernanke were to not succeed?
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