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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bahabully, post: 1147221, member: 17555&quot;]Are you kidding? I&#039;ll assume not, and that simply mis-guided and uninformed, which is typical of most,,, and sad. I&#039;m not gonna provide you with the documented purchases.. lol. Do you own leg work. However, I will inform you at a high level of how Qe monies are disposed and hopfully you&#039;ll get it.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>1st - QE is NOT &quot;primarily buying of US treasuries&quot;. It IS primarily &quot;providing cheap money to others who want it&quot;. If you take QE and Bailout monies combined (same thing really), the buying of US treasuries comes to around 10% of that money. btw, the practice of the US buying it&#039;s own debt via the Fed existed in systemic practice long before bailouts or QE, it&#039;s just increased lately due to the decreasing attraction of US debt.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>2nd - Now closer to the point of after market buying of equities, specifically &quot;... others who want it&quot; (and have the political connections to get it). That 90% of QE and bailout money is generally going to fund some 20-40 specific programs itemized under QE funding (save the homes from foreclosure, etc..., mostly BS programs &lt;wink-wink&gt;), very little of those monies are hitting the pavement. Most of that money is held by &quot;those who want it&quot; Big ass politically connected financial institutions... which segways to #3.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>3rd - Where do you think those big ol&#039; financial institutions are putting thier money,,, treasuries? (lmao)... durrrrr.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Finally, and as a final hint without getting into details,,, please review aftermarket volume for the past 3 years, put it on a graph (as 8th grade homework), and please provide us that as documentation in support of answering your own question.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>... then try to connect the dots.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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