by Jack the Pipper | 1 year ago | 3:45 PM | 25 Apr 2012
Are there no limits whatsoever to monetary policy? It is beyond pathetic that a rising stock market seems the only substitute for real policy from our "best and brightest." … More…
by Jack the Pipper | 1 year ago | 1:11 PM | 24 Apr 2012
What do William Lowndes Yancey, Edmund Ruffin, and Geert Wilders have in common? Even though the first two owned black slaves in the 1800s and the last of that trio has spoken out against the spread of Islam across Europe in recent years, no - they're not all racists.… More…
by Jack the Pipper | 1 year ago | 10:49 AM | 23 Apr 2012
It seems the European Central Bankers didn't read the latest issue of Institutional Investor. Had they perused the pages, they may have stumbled on an acceptable strategy from former Goldman Sachs managing partner slash US Treasury Secretary slash Citigroup chairman, Robert Rubin. … More…
by Jack the Pipper | 1 year ago | 4:31 PM | 18 Apr 2012
The Reserve Bank of Australia kicked the door wide in its last meeting, sealing the deal on expectations for a coming interest rate cut Down Under. It seems growth in Australia may be in some trouble.… More…
by Jack the Pipper | 1 year ago | 3:40 AM | 17 Apr 2012
I finally figured it all out. Our global policymakers are nothing more than Wizard of Oz aficionados (the movie as the book is way over their collective heads). They just love happy endings. Let's just get all the little people to follow down the yellow brick road and it will all turn out just fine, our pols want to believe.… More…