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Obama Administration "Most Anti-Market" in U.S. History
- Thread starter Kevmeister
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nonsense. if anything the obama administration has disapointed the left in its inability to pass any regulations that would roll back the market excesses that got us into this mess. so far its been business as usual on wall street.Quote from Kevmeister:
http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticke...PC,SPY,DIA&sec=topStories&pos=9&asset=&ccode=
would you agree that some tougher regulation should eventually come out of this crisis to prevent it from happening again?Quote from Mvic:
You ain't seen nothing yet! If anything, the Obama administration has been incredibly pro market while the crisis ensued essentially keeping Wall Street and its biggest players solvent. As the crisis recedes watch out Wall St. !
Quote from vhehn:
nonsense. if anything the obama administration has disapointed the left in its inability to pass any regulations that would roll back the market excesses that got us into this mess. so far its been business as usual on wall street.
market excesses? What's was wrong with the markets that Obama needs to fix? Accounting excesses are another story.
Quote from vhehn:
would you agree that some tougher regulation should eventually come out of this crisis to prevent it from happening again?
Certainly. Just requiring all financial instruments and transactions to be exchange traded on exchanges open to all and with anti trust enforcement in exchange ownership would eliminate most of the problems, but that is too much of a market based solution for this administration. The solutions this administration and congress will impose will likely not allow for a freer more transparent marketplace (currently one that is hostage to the secretive trading desks of the biggest players) but one that is far less efficient, less transparent, less liquid, and mired in red tape all at a substantial cost to the tax payer no doubt, not to mention the US economy and investors.