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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;InfleXion, post: 1127963, member: 29012&quot;]I think the only reason the stock market is up is because the dollar is dropping due to excess liquidity. It stands to reason to me that stocks jump or drop a little bit extra on the prospect of QE or not, because it is an indication of whether the dollar will fall or rise which has an inverse relationship to stocks. Many people, especially savvy investors who are paid to do so, know the impact of such things and invest accordingly based on the news, but it&#039;s the actions that create the news that have the most impact imo.</p><p><br /></p><p>Should QE2 be the end of the road, and the economy picks up then I might do some profit taking, but not a sizeable portion of my PM investment. Although I may be in the minority in that I am not in this for the profits, but rather for security. The way things are going I am shorting the prospect of a rosy scenario, but cautiously optimistic nonetheless. I am long on PM&#039;s and staying away from bonds and fiat money unless we pitch a no hitter from here out. If stocks are down too then I suppose I would look to specific companies&#039; stocks that provide services that are required whether or not people can afford them, such as those that provide equipment or software for healthcare, government/defense, and banking. I wouldn&#039;t personally invest in JPM or Chase, but considering their track record it&#039;s hard to bet against them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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