Rumpole

Nine Quality Stocks for a Market Bottom

In terms of the adjusted monetary base, the U.S. Treasury / Fed has a lot more money to print to fill the debt vortex created over the last number of years. So the cited 38% growth rate even when compared with the 30s era 28% rate might not be so indicative of eventual market elevation.

Bond Expert: Historic Day Wraps

On the CDS issue, I'm wondering who's going to have to pay out on the default? Might it be MBIA or the like or perhaps a few banks? I figure this could be the beginning of the feared CDS default tsunami.