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$12.2 Trillion Was Not Enough Stimulus

Federal ReserveDeveloped countries are scrambling to put in place more rounds of stimulus to prop up their faltering economies.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has already pledged or spent an unbelievable $12.2 trillion to bail out a handful of bankers. The Fed slashed interest rates to zero and it is now purchasing more treasuries with proceeds from existing purchases. Finally, at its recent meeting the Fed stated that it stands ready to inject more stimulus in the economy.

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A recession bottom does not guarantee a recovery

One aspect of the economic cycle investors need to keep at the forefront is the nature of economic change and economic recovery, as promulgated by economist John Maynard Keynes.

First, toss out any notions that market forces, left to their own devices, will always bring about a quick economic recovery.

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