He's the same as the guys he's quoting,...only the other side of the coin.
Still-we could be in for a rocky road for a while till this fiscal cliff scenario gets worked out.
Most are bullish long term..maybe 1800-2000
If they should however decide to bite the bullet on go off the fiscal cliff-adding taxes and cutting expenditure,then it would be anti-inflationary and PMs would have to be rethought[unemotionally]
They probably wont do it as, the economy [growth]would most likely take a big hit.
Never the less the fiscal cliff is proveing to be a bigger issue than the ever diminishing effects of the QEs.
Now that Obama has a bit more backing,he may have decided to finally stand up to the Republicans.
Perhaps this time around Corporate America will take a small hit instead of the middle class working joe