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plus, with institutional leverage you have huge size this translates into power, and people love power.

it's not a matter of what the market is going to do. Is a matter of what the market is doing. Ohh... and that "staying solvent" is call money management... one skill that takes time and work to learn... and it saves your neck quiet often.

his statement is not 100% off... because of the .com bubble many companies [like JDSU] overestimated the demand for broadband in the US and established huge fiber optic networks. This lead to an excessive infraestructure in the US following the tech bubble. Eventhough internet existed...

Yup.

Swift has an office in seoul

The swift offices are in the Cataluña region...

After dubya no reasonable person would vote republican... but then again, most people are not reasonable.

Free elections are not determined by the system you use for voting. But rather by the system of laws that determines who gets to vote and who gets to run [amongst other things]. For example: Nowadays the voting system in Cuba is very similar to that of other countries with free elections.

Excelent post Libertad. A few questions. Regarding education: ERIC seems to be a very interesting concept for a modern online library, but it isn't much of an online classroom. If you happen to know of sites that offer a virtual classroom environment I'll appreciate any further info...

Consumption in the US has been the leading factor in the world's aggregated demand for many years. Today most countries export a big % of their production to the US. If consumer spending in the US goes down, then you can expect exports to decline all over the world. Basically there's too...

So money supply is deflating, when the interest rates are going down... they might be running the country into a scenario similar to japan in the 90's... were interest rates at virtually 0% where unable to stimulate demand.

hmm perhaps 500k shares... : /

here's the second part.

Here's an article I got from Mises.org

War estimulates the economy because: it increases gov spending [inflating the aggregated demand] this enables the expansion of debt and the emmission of currency . This estimulation is not healthy it is purely inflationary, and it doesn't help the economy in the long run. But it's early...

weird... I thought GOOG was taking over danger... it must have been one of those weird market dreams...

Misses said it... in the long run compromisse and state intervention can only lead to socialism and the totalitarian state

... and that idiot's name is GW bush...

Whoever got the least votes wins.

Mvic, I agree with you on some points. I think that economists tend to focus on the data that supports their views (like it happens in most sciences), and tend to conduct further studies in order to find more evidence supporting those views. The fact that an author [or researcher] has a...