Monthly Archives: September 2014

Treasury yields breaking faith with QE belief

Over the past 24 months the Fed’s Q’Ever injections have battled rational expectations for the hearts and minds of would-be investors. As capital was gradually enticed out of safe havens toward riskier markets, 5 year treasuries were sold off and … Continue reading

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Households moving toward capital shock once more

After 6 years of being scared out of risk, in the wake of violent capital losses in 2007-09, over the past 2 years individual investors have been gradually seduced back to equities like June bugs to a bug zapper just … Continue reading

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More revolving door Washington to Wall Street

Employment agreements setting time requirements between leaving one position and moving to a competitor are the norm in business. The fact that there is none of this between government and big business is simply outrageous. Ex-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor … Continue reading

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