Euro Trading as if Eurozone Break up Is a Foregone Conclusion

The euro was recently at a three-year low against the U.S. dollar. Concern over the eurozone is causing growth in Europe to stagnate. The euro is trading as if the break-up of the eurozone were a foregone conclusion, says Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to Profit Confidential.

“America cannot escape the economic problems in the eurozone,” says Lombardi. “The Fed can’t come to the rescue of the eurozone. I believe that the economic conditions in the eurozone are far worse than the majority of investors realize.”

As far as Lombardi is concerned, the Fed has been helping the markets for the past three years. The Fed has greatly expanded the money supply and reported that it will keep short-term interest rates near zero until mid-2013.

“Yesterday, after the Fed’s scheduled policy-setting meeting, the Fed hinted again that it stood ready to do more if the eurozone crisis gets out of hand,” says Lombardi. “By the end of the day, the Fed basically failed to announce any new measures that would increase the money supply further and Wall Street sent stocks lower.”

Lombardi believes we are getting close to the end of the bear market rally in stocks that started in March of 2009, a rally fueled by government debt and central bank money printing.

“All we will be left with is rapid inflation.”

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The euro was recently at a three-year low against the U.S. dollar. Concern over the eurozone is causing growth in Europe to stagnate. The euro is trading as if the break-up of the eurozone were a foregone conclusion, says Michael Lombardi, lead contributor to Profit Confidential

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