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1. Wilson Siu on Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold: I have this month's Gloom Doom& Boom report in front of me. It... more »
2. Old Trader on Asset Bubbles as the Path to Recovery: I Think We're Turning Japanese: "It seems to have become conventional wisdom that, if we can only... more »
3. Gary A on Isn't the Fed Monetizing Housing Debt?: Raising the value of underlying collateral was fine when gas was... more »
4. OldSusanna on Asset Bubbles as the Path to Recovery: I Think We're Turning Japanese: Touche', User 353732! We, the People, need to unhitch the trailer!... more »
5. User 353732 on Asset Bubbles as the Path to Recovery: I Think We're Turning Japanese: We are not turning Japanese......we do not have the same luxury... more »
6. Michael Clark on Asset Bubbles as the Path to Recovery: I Think We're Turning Japanese: I really think so. more »
7. User 109762 on Isn't the Fed Monetizing Housing Debt?: Sean.. But I think it's more than you may realize. I live in... more »
8. bob adamson on Isn't the Fed Monetizing Housing Debt?: It is relevant to note that in Canada where I live the Federal... more »
9. 5142152-337 on Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold: C'mon Tim, he's smokin' sumptin, no? Either way, I am (like... more »
10. bob adamson on Isn't the Fed Monetizing Housing Debt?: Of course the US Treasury’s purchase of trillion and a half... more »
11. Sean in CA on China Housing Market: It's 2005 All Over Again: It's the Chinese housing market, right? The houses aren't made of... more »
12. Mark Bern on The Fed: Starting to Come to Its Senses: "But the group also said its members will be hard-pressed to find... more »
13. CODERED on Isn't the Fed Monetizing Housing Debt?: The GSE's were to the government what the "off balance sheet"... more »
14. T.Geiger on Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold: Both sides of a trade will have valid reasons for taking the... more »
15. Philman on Marc Faber Is Conflicted About the Price of Gold: I think the price of gold is going to go to about $6,000 per ounce... more »