Nimitz14

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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   QE is the opposite of austerity. That's what the US is still doing since god knows when.
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   > Most of the world has been following the recommendations of this “economist” for decades That's exactly what they have not been doing. > Just because it’s a government instead of a household or a business does not making borrow
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   That's not true.
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   That's what HFT are. This critique of Michael Lewis recent book goes into HFTs: https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/michael-lewis-... > Back in the days of pit traders, if you threw a huge o
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   Then your coworkers are idiots. People in the US have absolutely no idea what "heavily left" means in Europe.
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   I don't get his part on Dunning-Kruger. Where is the "obvious" correlation? Why doesn't he specify which figures he's talking about? Each figure shows how the bottom quartile is overestimating their ability. And tha
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   by Nimitz14 12y ago

   In my opinion The Economist does a pretty good job of waiting for more concrete information before publishing any story. They never do 'breaking-news'.