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Bad Ideas Die Hard – The Greek Tragedy

Greeks are now manifesting ahead of the vote on the 5 year austerity measures plan. That may or may not go well but the EU and the IMF are really just looking for some openings to the plan because they are not going to let the bankers fail for 12B euros (the last tranche to be disbursed in the 2010 110B E bailout). They will give the money to Greece (banks), no problem. Mario Draghi, the upcoming president of the ECB, formerly from Goldman Sachs International, will personally see to it.

But Greece needs more money still. That could be a …

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Tuesday, June 28th, 2011   Category: European Debt Crisis, Uncategorized   No Comments comments

The End of QE2?

With all due respect, when it comes to predictions, the track record of Mr. Bernanke is abysmal to say the least. Remember, the subprime mortages are “contained”; everything is fine except we need a couple of trillions to save the banks – euh – the world, etc. So obviously we have to take with a grain of salt what the chairman is saying even if a lot of people are studying every word. So what did he say? Well that growth should be slower than expected. Yes there is some inflation but it is “transitory” and mostly the fault of …

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Thursday, April 28th, 2011   Category: Monetary Policy, Uncategorized   No Comments comments

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