Stacy Summary: Calpers not only operated as the Last Ponzi for their clients, they also engaged in loads of socially irresponsible lending . . . despite their frequent statements otherwise.
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Stacy Summary: The Truth About Markets. Kiwi style.
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Stacy Summary: Hopefully Mike/Liverpool’s thing of beauty will happen soon so we can move past that . . . ! And please please let’s talk about some financial news headlines and lay off the lizard people stuff for just one night. Unless you are being paid to post such comments, of course; don’t want to put you out of a job in these tough times.
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Stacy Summary: Over the past year, there certainly has been loads of talk about dumping the dollar. When, however, will we move past the headline stage and to the point where someone acts?
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Stacy Summary: Pretty seismic dollar stuff happening while the US is on holiday!
Here is Death of the Dollar made in 2006 where Max likens it to a confidence trick:
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Stacy Summary: Good Sunday morning to you! Here are some headlines and blogs I am reading this morning. Question re: the first, with moral hazard now systemically entrenched for the oligarch class, place your bets on how many years before the proposed Tory privatizations lead to taxpayer bailouts?
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Stacy Summary: The Truth About Markets for London’s Resonance FM. We talk about jumping in front of cars as a political movement and ask whether the financial collapse is the economic equivalent?
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Stacy Summary: Christine Lagarde’s quote then goes on to say that bankers are not above the rules. But clearly they are. And Jack Straw’s admission confirms this. And the cost of admission into this network that exists above the rules is getting higher and higher. Regarding the firing of tear gas at the news correspondent, imagine if almost any other nation on earth had done that . . . imagine some scenarios in the comments please.
I couldn’t believe it. In the past, whenever I’ve read about people losing a load of money, I would think it served them right for being greedy and that they’d got their comeuppance. But I wasn’t being greedy. I just wanted to protect what I had earned.
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