Federal Reserve Policy continued
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What if two branches of the Federal government fall into the hands of the Democrats in mid-January, 2009?... keep reading
Derivatives are highly complex, highly leveraged promises to pay. The market is not regulared. The data are mostly guesswork. The numbers are very large.... keep reading
Nothing scares the American consumer. The subprime crisis means nothing. Thrift takes it on the chin again. What happens in recession? Where will the reserves be?... keep reading
The 200-point one-day move a week ago was a one-shot deal. The pessimism has returned -- but not to stocks. That will take longer. A "sell" signal is here.... keep reading
Investors are spooked, but not as badly on Friday as they were on Monday.... keep reading
This has not received much attention in the U.S. media.... keep reading
I became aware of this in the mid-1970s. This is an anti-inflationary factor. Now, a former Federal Reserve System employee blows the whistle.... keep reading
Oh, baby.... keep reading
Not only is the subprime crisis not cintained, it is spreading innternationally. Here is a huge dominon... keep reading
The FED's tight money policy under Bernanke is having its effect: the collapse of unwise carry-trade loans. This hit was huge. There is no end in sight.... keep reading
The suckers -- local governments -- did not understand the risk. The ones who did pulled out. The majority are now locked in. There is a lesson here. Let me spell it out.... keep reading