Bill Fleckenstein On Why He Is Opening Another Short Fund
Bill Fleckenstein launched his last short fund heading into the 2008 crisis and, even more importantly, closed his fund at the bottom in March of 2009.
He is now beginning the process of opening a new short fund based on his belief that the secular bear market rally in stocks will soon have exhausted itself. The reason? A rise in interest rates.
Fleckenstein says that, "the Fed is never going to stop QE. The bond market is going to stop them."
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He is now beginning the process of opening a new short fund based on his belief that the secular bear market rally in stocks will soon have exhausted itself. The reason? A rise in interest rates.
Fleckenstein says that, "the Fed is never going to stop QE. The bond market is going to stop them."
A perfect summary from the smartest money in the capital markets:
Could you please explain to me how the bond market will stop QE?
ReplyDeleteThe bond market will not stop QE. Fleckenstein is saying that if interest rates rise it will hurt stocks.
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