Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends [View article]
The author has a conflicted view. First he says 1. that the job creation will be slow, up to 10 years. Then he says 2. the stock market is good at anticipating a turnaround. Then he says 3. that buy and hold is dead. If 1 and 3 are true, I don't think that 2 is true at all, and we could have another credit driven downturn.
That is why I don't think they want to break up the biggest banks. They are Bernanke's best bond customers. That can't go on indefinately, can it?
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The author has a conflicted view. First he says 1. that the job creation will be slow, up to 10 years. Then he says 2. the stock market is good at anticipating a turnaround. Then he says 3. that buy and hold is dead. If 1 and 3 are true, I don't think that 2 is true at all, and we could have another credit driven downturn.
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All Comments by Gary A »Today's Employment Report: Focus on the Long Term Trends [View article]
That is why I don't think they want to break up the biggest banks. They are Bernanke's best bond customers. That can't go on indefinately, can it?