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1. MainStreet on Imbalances and Stimulus: Solving the Problem: Suppose someone stops by once a week and throws a rock through my... more »
2. Sovestor on Imbalances and Stimulus: Solving the Problem: While US is busy with financial reform, mortgage crisis, and wars,... more »
3. Arkad on Inverse and Leveraged ETFs: Use with Care: It really boils down to portfolio rebalancing strategies. The... more »
4. henarl on Inverse and Leveraged ETFs: Use with Care: Great article. As the author points out,TBT is only good for the... more »
5. donzelion on Inverse and Leveraged ETFs: Use with Care: SKF strikes me more as a sort of short-term insurance rather than... more »
6. Think-About-It on Inverse and Leveraged ETFs: Use with Care: Thanks Josh!! Very well explained. more »
7. axelrod608 on Reviving the Credit Based Monetary System: Credit and debt are two sides of the same coin. US total debt is... more »
8. PainfullyAware on Reviving the Credit Based Monetary System: The Credit Based System will not be able to be revived unless all... more »
9. Ralph Musgrave on Can the Fed Really Just Print Money?: Josh Patt is not quite correct to say that “Modern money is... more »
10. criollo on Can the Fed Really Just Print Money?: That definition of money is bogus. Money should be a direct... more »
11. axelrod608 on What Happened to Demand?: Credit and debt are nothing more than pre-spent income. ... more »
12. carey_jim on What Happened to Demand?: As the Buddha taught 2500 years ago, almost all demand (desire) is... more »
13. Jason Rines (iThinkBig) on What Happened to Demand?: I can net out: Mr. Efficient Market Hyposis, I would like to... more »
14. SlimLeeD on What Happened to Demand?: Agree that this is a great article and I look forward to the next... more »
15. KSengineer on What Happened to Demand?: Excellent article that hits the nail on the head. It also implies... more »