Note that after every hint or announcement of more Fed action, the S&P came off a recent low.
Stocks, GDP, unemployment, and QE3: what should we expect from here?
Tag: Quantitative easing
Quantitative easing and the stock market
Calculated Risk has a succinct QE Timeline in this post. He also puts those dates into the following graph of the S&P 500. It speaks for itself.
Updated Fed economic predictions guarantee another round of quantitative easing (QE3)
Today’s economic projections after the latest round of Fed meetings are, in a word, dismal. They show continued growth and continued declines in unemployment — i.e., no recession — but with a growth so slow that millions of Americans will remain un- or underemployed. Many Americans already have a tenuous hold on their standing in the middle class; millions more will fall out of it if the Fed doesn’t do more.