Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Bernanke Confirms Fed Stimulus Concerns Hot Air

About a week ago I wrote that there was absolutely no doubt the quantitative easing of the Federal Reserve would continue. That was in response to the nonsensical idea that because of the minutes of the latest meeting a couple of officials expressed concern over continuing to stimulate the U.S. economy.

Anybody that understands a modicum of economics knew this was all smoke and mirrors, as since the last introduction of stimulus, the unemployment figures have gone nowhere; even going slightly higher.

Bernanke's defense before Congress of his continuing to print money and throw it into the economy ensures there is never going to be some type of premature and surprising exit from that plan.

Other than a little strength in housing, there's nothing to suggest Bernanke would even think of starting to wind down the process.

So as far as stimulus has an impact on commodities, that part of the puzzle will remain in play, and anyone making investing decisions based upon rumors to the contrary will be making a big mistake, unless they understand the temporary effects the news will bring for short-term moves.

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