QE isn't a panacea for economic troubles
Flood of money has simply anaesthetised markets against shock from implosion after 2008.
A CURIOUS - eerie almost - calm seems to have descended on financial markets which, if one were an optimist, one might regard as a sign of market maturity or acceptance that the purpose of portfolio investment is not to get rich quick but to nurture long-term growth and development. A pessimist might see the situation as the calm before a brewing storm.
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