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Fools and their money are soon parted
This is audio of couple of fools at Bloomberg unbelievably bantering about how transparency at the Fed really may not be such a good thing. The reasoning: If buyer and seller both know stimulus is coming their way, then everyone … Continue reading
The Chinese bubble
It’s my theory that the free market of ideas has its bubbles and busts, just like economic markets. Ideas, like hot stocks, seem to gain currency over time, building to a crescendo of popular support before falling to the ground. … Continue reading