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Well keiths reply has taken away my need to respond but my point is the argument from many was that Keen would have been right if the government did not get involved. They did as most expected so now the argument has moved to less relative points.

I think your missing the point here. Keen made his predictions assuming the government would not get involved to the level they did. That assumption was wrong.And that is where he made his mistake.

Everyone expected the Government to move the goal post as it reqiuired to stimulate the economy, Everyone except Keen it would seem and thats where he went wrong. Incorrect is incorrect whichever way you look at it. If prices stagnate for some time then everyone that sold or didnt buy during...

Sounds like a little bit of fishing to me.:D