A Broad Based Index (such as the Nikkei) really shouldn't do this in 60 days:
And Currencies (say, for example...the yen) shouldn't do this in 60 days:
Pushing on a string: When monetary policy cannot entice consumers into spending more money or investing in an economy, even if monetary policy is loosened to put more money into peoples' hands. This term is often attributed to noted economist John Maynard Keynes.
Don't think that Bernanke and crew aren't paying attention to the Kuroda/Abenomics experiment in the Land of the Rising Sun.
Drink up that Liquidity while you can, but at some point you get "the day after".
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