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Calling it Straight on the Federal Reserve
The economic crisis has brought the standard emotion over the Federal Reserve to entirely new levels. I mean, if you thought people were opinionated about the central bank before the implosion of 2008, we are now in a whole new stratosphere. What is fascinating when analyzing the toxicity that exists over this issue ...read this post
Doing without Gasparino’s The Sellout
Charlie Gasparino’s The Sellout has been more hyped on CNBC than any book that any of their affiliated personalities have ever written, and frankly, for those who have that network on 60 hours per week as I do, it may seem like it has been more hyped than Harry Potter and The Da Vinci Code ...read this post
Some Musings on Bernanke and the Federal Reserve
It is hard to imagine more idiotic and reckless words ever being uttered than these:
” … No low risk, low cost, incremental monetary tightening exists that can reliably deflate a bubble. But is there some policy that can at least limit the size of a bubble, and hence, its destructive fallout? From ...read this post
Greenspan’s Bubbles by William Fleckenstein
Former Federal Reserve chairman is a main character in the economic collapse of 2008, despite his three years spent trying to turn down the role. The role of the Federal Reserve warrants substantial discussion when looking at the events of last year, not only for their actions and inactions in the years prior to ...read this post
