There is still money in peoples bank accounts. I dont think any significant rollover will happen until nearly all the money is out of peoples bank accounts/interest bearing/investment accounts etc and into the markets and property.
When the market makers think there is no more to be gained then they will start withdrawing from the markets and we will see a significant correction.
This latest pump of the markets in the US and Australia perhaps could be a sign the market makers are getting out. Market makers need the markets to be pumped up to offload all their assets. The US Federal Reserve needs the markets high to offload all its toxic assets.
When the market makers think they have offloaded enough the markets may well take a nose dive with a hell of a lot of those such as retail investors and those not aligned with the market makers left holding the bag. The markets will sometime after this reset and start to rise again.
A similar thing may well occur in the property market.
The whole thing may just grind slowly down as well which will probably be more damaging in the end. Like the boiling frog people will try and hang onto their property and shares until they have little money left and are forced to sell at a huge loss. Happens every time there is a long drawn out market and property correction.
