Yogidad

The Recovery Was Too Expensive

Just keep buying gold I guess Dude. Many of your arguments have been addressed elsewhere and you make no response to those important points. What are your present positions? 100 percent in tea bags probably. It's always easier to point out negative possibilities.

Blowing Bubbles (Part I)

It is universally agreed that this is unchartered territory. So drawing conclusions from past events requires more thought than is presented here. I find it flawed whenever someone merely points to an ideaological standpoint as their basis for a conclusion - "outdated . . . Keynesian" I can't say what is meant by that. Everyone already knows that it's going to be touch and go (even if they don't admit it). So what are you offering here?