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    Central Banks providing liquidity

    Fine. I'll stick with the Austrian School. And you can own: "No new money is being created, therefore it is not inflationary."
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    Central Banks providing liquidity

    UF, I don't pull my views out of a hat. They are the views of people a lot smarter, well read, and successful, in many aspects of the free markets. I see a lot of sense in what Ron Paul and Jim Rogers say. You seem to be refuting the logic of the Austrian school and supporting derivatives of...
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    Central Banks providing liquidity

    You're right Mark, it is not my specialty. But then - specialists prefer to keep Joe Schmoe in the dark. - specialists didn't see LTCM failing. - specialists didn't see sub prime coming - specialists didn't see Lehmans exploding Is a Brazilian or Argentinian govt bond as risk free as a US bond...
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    Central Banks providing liquidity

    The way many cynics see it Buzz is the recent spate of central bank activity is to keep commerce lubricated (most businesses use constant credit- tax effective) AND stop asset prices from crashing. As bad paper is written off (sub prime losses, credit default swaps etc), asset prices would...
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