/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30221338
QE is more of a market sentiment adrenaline shot than anything having to do holding up said markets up. In 2019 there were a lot of times where perceived corrections would abruptly end which would then be attributed to a "Fed put" wherein participants believe (or believed that other participants believed) if the market fell bellow a certain level the Fed would adjust policy or buy assets to push the price up, meaning that there is no reason to sell and only reason to buy.

The real quantitive easing might've been the friends we made along the way.

>>29973094
>Also second-latency daytrading is not exactly comfy.
And I would disagree. I can turn my charts off and walk away with no bags and a stack of cash. Its feels great man, not having to worry about government contracts or an obscure court rulings or even any macro data. u a nation of 1.