I made that same argument about the Fed funds rate, the dollar and why the Fed has to keep "nudging" the Fed funds rate higher in a podcast conversation with James Anderson at Silver Doctors last week.

Yesterday's 1000-point spike up in the Dow may have been the largest one-day point gain in Dow, but it was far from the largest percentage point gain. The two largest percentage point gains occurred in October 2008: a 11.08% gain on October 13, 2008 and a 10.88% gain on October 28, 2008. Those two days took the Dow just above 9,000. A little more than four months later, the Dow closed at 6,626. Yesterday's market action was nothing more than evidence that the Fed's Frankenstein has gone off the chain…

Despite official prevention efforts, two-way price discovery has been introduced to the stock. The Establishment, fattened up on the 10-year stock bubble has gone into convulsion over the possibility that the stock market will do anything but move higher.