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Ya right, Free market my arse. What you have is two diametrically apposed forces at work. Inflation by Ben Bernanke, and deflation by a collapsing debt bubble. Ben's manipulation is far from what the free market would do if it were free to do what it wanted. The debt load is unsustainably high. It will come down. The harder that you fight it the longer it will take to pop.
Those things you posted have literally nothing to do with the article.
Man, I guess everyone's doomsday boner died when the market closed.
CEO's at Goldman should be shipped to Greece. The Greek people want them on a Shish Kabob
One deal created by Goldman Sachs helped obscure billions in debt from the budget overseers in Brussels.
In 2005, Goldman sold the interest rate swap to the National Bank of Greece, the country’s largest bank.
Those things you posted have literally nothing to do with the article.
Man, I guess everyone's doomsday boner died when the market closed.
No it didn't, everyone that has equity in the stock market has a vested interest in it going up. Those two things may not have anything to do with the article but they have everything to do with where the market is headed. Asset inflation driven by Ben's printing press. Deflation driven by the collapsing debt bubble. http://www.urbandigs.com/total-credit-debt-percentage-gdp.jpg Pick one. Long term the collapsing debt bubble will win.
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