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interesting angle. good point

maybe this http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html

maybe it's just me, i haven't heard anything like it from that level of influence

what do you chalk hillary's comment up to? more of the same liberal screeching or whatever seemed like a politically risky thing to say, more of hedging of bets. she's not stupid the former first lady has accused the current administration of benefiting from future terrorism why?

i saw the cnn headline about hillary's comment that a terrorist attack would benefit the current GOP. that seems serious to me

yes cutten

screw that though. if the cost of a sustainable US economy is systematically lining the pockets of these uber privileged institutions, too f-in bad. the fed and the whitehouse facilitated this bullshit. better we swallow the bitter pill now and purge the system of these freeloading...

lol yeah i dunno about a conspiracy. just noticed it, that's all

looks like the cached version of the original thread was removed from google

because labor and time have value, right? money only costs the paper it's printed on to produce. the government produces it for free to repay creditors, but borrows it at the same time with financing costs that you and i will bear. our children, etc money is free to produce, there's no...

why should banks make money?

it's true, the metals have been tentative in their long term trend for almost a year it seems. i'm thinking about trading copper. any ideas about good dates/releases to be aware of?

right, unless you know his ideas immediately before he places his orders, you're probably paying the spread (assuming you aren't his exclusive market maker in some secondary market situation) like you said, if he trades too often that's a cost for both parties. i was thinking it would...

also consider the change in the 'loser's' market impact, and your ability to compete successfully for the other side of his trades

i see where you're coming from. but unless we can empirically differentiate sincere 'victims' of the credit bubble from what i personally believe are a vast majority of willful opportunists ... it seems impossible to render a fair solution leveraging in a debt society isn't something we're...

lol yes guys. i don't usually tune in to cramer or cnn money, but i also noticed a slight deluge of mainstream criticism. i just happened to have it on tonight and couldn't resist. that voice needs more vocal counterparties i just wonder how deeply these risks have been socialized. it's...

Cramer had Kent Conrad on tonight. Senator Kent Conrad basically made an exasperated plea for Fed chairman Poole's resignation for saying it would take a 'calamity' to justify a fed rate cut I just wonder exactly why Cramer and Conrad think the over-leveraged borrowers and lenders who...

i see what you mean. i guess then, i'm questioning the value added by the banking industry and US creditors as a whole in return for interest paid to finance our national debt. we can create as much money as we need. why borrow it back at interest? the national debt is currently almost...

if you guys are out there, it would be great if the ppl who posted on the original thread about the austrian town that was shut down, and the lincoln assassination in the context of his monetary policy could repost

sharkbites, i'm not sure to be honest. searching wiki and goog, it looks like karl steinhauser sees $310 billion of unrefunded interest from 1913 to 1964. then there's ed flaherty's page 'debunking' that with a citation of the fed's 1997 abbreviated income statement showing that they...