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Monthly Archives: August 2012
The imperfection and inevitability of social change
Chris Hedges is an expert on the history of revolt and social change movements. He has covered many of the major uprisings of the past 40 years as a front-line journalist. Depending on one’s sensibilities, he is certainly not easy … Continue reading
Bullard and Whitney on the costs of zero-bound rates
Banking analyst Meredith Whitney and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard discuss the costs of current Federal Reserve policy. Here is a direct link. Bullard also explained why he’d like to see more economic data before deciding … Continue reading
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Ex-broker: “most of what I did was bad for clients”
This clip is a must watch for everyone using an investment “advisor” to manage their savings. One of the most complex questions that must be confronted is why so many intelligent, hard working people continue to place their trust, hope … Continue reading
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