Wednesday Outlook: Moral Hazard Be Damned [View article]
Mr. Fry,
Strong talks needs a strong reply. I SAY BUNK TO YOU!
I'm glad that you will pay and I will gladly pay. Even though the game is NOT over and the Fed could even make money on this swap. But even if they don't it's better than having a meltdown.
Trying to intimidate readers that "you" will pay is a cheap shot. You assume that there will be a cost, when, as I mentioned above, that there may not be a negative cost. Finally, like myself, I will gladly pay the cost to avoid a meltdown.
You should stick to your charts where the data is absolute. When you try to discuss a fundamental point please consider all sides of the discussion. Never, ever, assume that you can point your finger at your readers and intimidate them into believing your assumption is absolute without providing or at least thinking about a counter point of view. No one likes a one sided bias argument.
Thanks for your blog. We do need to be mindful of the high cost of government and who and how much we have to pay.
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Wednesday Outlook: Moral Hazard Be Damned [View article]
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Wednesday Outlook: Moral Hazard Be Damned [View article]
Strong talks needs a strong reply. I SAY BUNK TO YOU!
I'm glad that you will pay and I will gladly pay. Even though the game is NOT over and the Fed could even make money on this swap. But even if they don't it's better than having a meltdown.
Trying to intimidate readers that "you" will pay is a cheap shot. You assume that there will be a cost, when, as I mentioned above, that there may not be a negative cost. Finally, like myself, I will gladly pay the cost to avoid a meltdown.
You should stick to your charts where the data is absolute. When you try to discuss a fundamental point please consider all sides of the discussion. Never, ever, assume that you can point your finger at your readers and intimidate them into believing your assumption is absolute without providing or at least thinking about a counter point of view. No one likes a one sided bias argument.
Thanks for your blog. We do need to be mindful of the high cost of government and who and how much we have to pay.