How much will it cost taxpayers to get the S&P back to 1350 with QE3?

$2 Trillion and change +/- $500B
43% (3 votes)
$5 Trillion and a rebate check of $3500
14% (1 vote)
An amount equal to or greater than 2012 GDP
0% (0 votes)
All of the above combined
14% (1 vote)
This isn't even F'ing close
29% (2 votes)
An amount equal to or greater than all the pensions held by baby Boomers
0% (0 votes)
Total votes: 7

Comments

Agronox wrote on Mon, 7/16/2012 - 1:46 pm

Question is void for poor phrasing.

If QE3 boosts the S&P, odds are extraordinarily high that it'd make money for taxpayers.

Doc Holiday wrote on Mon, 7/16/2012 - 9:00 pm (in reply to...)

Agronox wrote:

Question is void for poor phrasing.

Yes, but if we assume that the S&P is currently at about 1350, then a few trillion from QE3 will keep us at this level for another year or so, if the PPT uses taxpayer cash efficiently.

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