leviathan235

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   by leviathan235 4y ago

   It's all too little too late. Considering the scale of monetary easing in the last 2+ years, this is like pissing in desert. Quite frankly, I can't blame the market for being skeptical of Powell's "resolve." He did
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   by leviathan235 4y ago

   Yes, the IMF exemplifies the folly of global institutions. How long have they propped up kleptocracies like Argentina? "Democracy" is just a nice coat of paint over unbelievably corrupt countries where citizens will never see a di
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   by leviathan235 5y ago

   Yeah, that's the consensus among most prominent economists and by extension politicians. It's based on the flawed assumption that consumption is automatically good and savings is automatically bad. Saving money isn't just goi
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   by leviathan235 6y ago

   I've covered insurance companies for a number of years, and here's the rundown: - Like any other financial services company, insurers' primary concern is risk management. In contrast, a retailer knows exactly what its profit