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The Great Unwind

Started by washingtonindependent · 8 months ago

The stock-market crashes around the world are not symptoms of the disease but the cure. The "disease" is the excessive debt and leverage in the global financial system -- especially in the United States, Britain, Spain and Australia. The "cure" is the reduction of the level of debt. ... Continue reading »

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  • douglassoileau

    8 months ago

    I have read an article date Sept. 2007 written by Jon Markman mentioning Satyaijt Das. The article was right on point, not political biased, just plain facts. It turned out to be correct, and explains why the market is in the mess it is in. I appreciate this article and the knowledge of the Author...........this is what Wall Street and Main Street needs, factual information and dicipline, thanks. http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/...
    the above link is to the Sept. 1007 article
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  • DEE

    8 months ago

    Don't worry about the polls! Don't worry about wahat PEOPLE SAY! PEOPLE LIE! Just get out and VOTE! VOTE early! Don't wait until the last minute! The republicans will not give up so easy! Make your voice heard!

    OBAMA/BIDEN 08-12!
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  • marbur

    8 months ago

    We have to be responsible Americans. VOTE if you care about your country. The REPUBLICANS must not be given another chance. We have to act now, and now is NOV. 4TH.
    We can make a difference, please make that difference VOTE *****OBAMA*****
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  • capo

    8 months ago

    We should never accept an antidote from the same people who slipped us the poison.

    A "managed" deleveraging under a Bretton II type agreement would be nothing more than a cover for a mass transfer of ownership to the antidote providers. Any independent parties left standing will be wiped out by subsequent hyperinflation of existing currencies or equivalent revaluation into new currencies. Those who acquired ownership and full control at the bottom of the deleveraging phase will pay off their pennies on the dollar acquired old money debts with down the road new money hyper-inflated/revalued currencies. A great scam if you can pull it off.

    -- cute photo at the top of the article.O.
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  • Simon

    8 months ago

    Satyajit - I thank you for your insight. I first came across you in The Street.com interview. I am a private investor and I hope you keep publishing articles. Bear us private investors in mind when you explain the bear market. Thank you very much.
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  • brenda

    8 months ago

    I wish that you could somehow be an advisor to our new preisdent elect. He's going to need all of the help and great minds that he can get!
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  • online blackjack tournaments

    5 months ago

    At the time of financial crises we need to come together united and try to solve the problems which are responsible for such a hazard. We need to overcome it. It is meant to bring calm to the population and markets and display government strength and stability.
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