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- What You Wear to the Office Still Matters
There are fiscal measures that would be much more effective than QE2, like tax holidays, or out and out tax reductions, or a revamped tax system.
03:00PM 11/03/10
The FDIC has become a player in the private sector with profit interests competing with, and diametrically opposed to, those of private citizens.
02:13PM 09/22/10
It appears that the FDIC, whose insurance fund was in the red by $21 billion at the end of the first quarter, has decided to become a player in the private sector by partnering with Wall Street.
02:50PM 08/04/10
They Call This Financial Reform?
The financial reform legislation solves none of the issues that caused the 2008 financial meltdown.
02:50PM 07/19/10
Why Investors Should Avoid Most Consumer Stocks
Sustainable robust economic growth is not likely in any reasonable forecasting time frame so investors should avoid industries dependent on big ticket consumer outlays.
10:28AM 06/18/10
The Washington-Wall Street Alliance
"Too Big To Fail" institutions know that because their governments need them to buy their debt, they won't have to give up their immensely profitable proprietary trading habits.
02:43PM 06/01/10
While U.S. citizens are drowning in debt, the political system appears incapable of reducing it. In fact, the politicians continue to expand it in the erroneous belief that more debt will help.
11:31AM 05/21/10
After some months of delay, the European Central Bank stepped in to save the financial system in a fashion similar to the U.S. Treasury's TARP plan.
10:46AM 05/18/10
Main Street Lenders Choked by Regulators
We will continue to see record numbers of community bank failures where the FDIC closes an institution and sells off the assets for pennies on the dollar.
01:30PM 05/12/10
Stock Market Sees Return of Risk, Volatility
The potential and perhaps inevitable meltdown of the EU speaks directly to the reasons that volatility has returned to U.S. markets.
07:07AM 05/07/10
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