re: Rick Santelli goes bonkers attacking QE and the fed

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You have the burden of proof wrong.

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You made the assertion, and you even labeled it "obvious."

Seriously, how can we test if this is a bubble? What part of the economy is inflated? All of it? The stock market only? Any particular sectors? What level should they be at? When QE ends, does the bubble pop? And what does that mean- will the stock market return to where it was at the beginning of QE1?

ETA: this is the only conversation in this thread I now find productive. If there's some way to estimate this bubble, I sense an opportunity to make some money.