Yes, but not as much money as before, which clearly will both slow and indeed limit the extent of any near-term corrective activity.
I personally believe the global liquidity "solution" is in fact going to work, eventually, but I do not expect an immediate response. Like a bus picking up too much speed driving down a steep hill, no matter how hard you apply the breaks, once the wheels lock up, pressing the pedal further has no additional impact.
I do not believe the wheels have locked up just yet, but they are not far off. When they do, the mechanics of the event will dictate the eventual outcome and sadly, there is nothing the passengers can do but hold on in hope the bloody thing will actually stop.
Such momentum can be hard to arrest no matter how good the breaks...as such a fine line often exists between stopping and sliding completely out of control.
