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    • Fannie and Freddie: Rising to Big Cash or Another Fake? [view article]
      Dead cat bounces Aug 29 09:21 AM
    • Long Dollar Suggestion: Low Cost, Limited Risk [view article]
      Saving Fannie and Freddie will cost tax payers and deteriorate the financial position of the US govt. This is just a mini rally. Aug 27 07:26 AM
    • Fannie, Freddie: Beyond the Balance Sheets [view article]
      Agree with montyman, the US Government is not God and never will be. Aug 27 06:50 AM
    • Foreigners Selling U.S. Stocks: A Good Sign [view article]
      Agree with 2houndz. US of A has to face the music. It has borrowed and spent more than it can afford. Aug 23 07:07 PM
    • Black Gold or Yellow Gold? [view article]
      You forgot to include Tata Nano. Nano is a two-cylinder 623cc People's Car at 100,000 rupees or US$2,300 targeted at India's working class. Imagine the oil consumption from billion of these cars. Let's face it, demand of oil is outstripping supply and new oil supply is getting more expensive to develop.
      Jun 09 08:21 AM
    • Oil Prices: Blame the Buyers AND the Sellers [view article]
      Blame the demand AND the supply???? Jun 04 03:03 PM
    • Does the Mini-Bounce in Retail Sales Mean Anything? [view article]
      dead cat bounced Apr 15 04:18 PM
    • What Credit Crunch? [view article]
      agree with wisdom seeker. you'll see the crunch in the following quarter just like in the current corporate reporting season. wake up! there is nothing overblow about this crunch. more importantly, fed will continue to print more money to provide ample liquidity to banks at the cost of USD exchange rate. this crunch can't be solved with just monetary policy. it needs a co-operation of fiscal policy. i suppose the later will not happen until the election is wrapped up. Apr 15 02:36 PM
    • Bear Stearns Given Away, Not Sold [view article]
      Looks like Mad Cow disease (aka BSC) is spreading in the financial market Mar 17 02:42 PM
    • A Look at the Phillips Curve [view article]
      For sure, CPI is up. If unemployment is still low, it is only a matter of time before it is going to go up. The Fed can't continue lowering the rate when CPI is surging madly. To cure the problem (stagflation), you need both fiscal and monetary policies. Hence, the newly elected government needs to spend more and or cut taxes. Feb 25 05:37 AM
    • The U.S. Economy: Remembering the Past Could Help Fix the Future [view article]
      Even if the Fed managed to bail out private insurers, what would prevent the next bail out to occur again. Since the Fed would step in and save the day again. Let's continue the binge lending. Feb 01 01:50 PM
    • The Fed Capitulates, But Will It Help? [view article]
      The Fed's recent cut of 75bps confirmed the market fear and do not restore confidence. The current global assets bubble (property) needs to correct itself. Inflation has to be controlled. I believe we are heading for a stagflation, where monetary policy is faced with a rising inflation and weak economic growth. The Fed should let the market correct itself. What happen to 'laissez faire'? Jan 24 04:30 AM
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