It seems the Bernank's firehose in front of the tidal wave is working, at least in propping up the stock market, but either global inflation expectations are overblown (look at gold and silver - it is crazy) or there is some really crazy asset inflation going on right now.Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
What is interesting to me; I always assumed QE2 was meant to drop the bond yields down so that homeowners could refinance at much lower rates, and save the housing market. It seems to be having the opposite effect, perhaps as solvency concerns come into play and investors move out of bonds into the overheating stock market.
So, will they reverse course? I think QE3 is inevitable, but it seems that rising bond yields are going to hammer the housing market, or what's left of it. I can't imagine how much home values will go down if we hit 7 or 8 % mortgage rates.