Here's a question for all those financial pundits out there. What does the Europen Central Bank's decision on 24 January to begin printing €60 billion per month really signal?
Is it primarily designed to provide cheap cash to EU governments by buying their bonds?
Is it designed mainly to prop-up the equity markets so that speculators can help to sustain the Ponzi scheme a bit longer?
Is it primarily aimed at providing EU banks with cheap cash to prop up the doomed banking system?
Is it mainly designed to make cheap cash available to service the mountains of unsustainable debt out there?
And if all or some of the above is true, the real question that intrigues me is what can they do next after the QE scheme ends?
Can anyone shed some light on this?




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