Should be quite amusing ... since the beginning of the "fiscal stimulus" unemployment rates have gone up, numerous smaller business have wound down, mortgage foreclosures in the US have gone up, inventories have shrunk and many more regional banks have failed.

The immediate liquidity problem of the banks "too large to fail" (funny the regulators have not figure out that that should also indicate they are too large to be allowed to exist) and the stock market rally has given a sense things have improved.

Nonetheless the complete lack of transparency on how the stimulus money has been used the massive quantative easing and the shell games used by the central banks and treasury departments have made the fundamental strength of most economies weaker than the beginning of the crisis.

In essence the exit strategy can be nothing more a unified strategy of propaganda to induce the sheople to go on a spending spree before inflation hits and the economy roars back to pre-crisis days.

As protectionism increases, budget deficits projections are exceeded and concern over the status of the USD as reserve currency of the world any coordinated effort suggested from the outcome of the meeting will be sheer poison if followed by the sheople.

How effective they are should be closely monitored since the inevitable re-test of market lows will in large part be decided by how long the propaganda fools the sheople.

Don't be a leming!

orgy