Archive for the ‘Popular Articles’ Category
“Dallas Fed Chief Not Keen on Buying Long-term Securities”
“Fisher said a more pressing problem is that recent fiscal and regulatory policies are not necessarily conducive to economic growth – a message he hears from many business contacts.
“The prevailing sentiment is that politicians and officials who craft and enforce taxes and rules have been...
September 2nd, 2010 | Popular Articles, State of Money | Read More
“Ron Paul: Financial Reform Solved Nothing”
“Just pretending that we can continue with the same monetary policy, the same Federal Reserve system, and all these guarantees sort of concedes that we’re going to have another bubble. If we have regulations and plans for how we distribute these assets later on, it just says that nothing...
September 1st, 2010 | Future of Money, Popular Articles | Read More
“Fed leaders had varied views on August policy action”
“Federal Reserve officials were divided at their Aug. 10 meeting over whether they should resume purchases of Treasury bonds and what impact the move could have on the nation’s economy, according to minutes released Tuesday.
In the end, the Fed’s policymaking committee elected to reinvest...
September 1st, 2010 | Popular Articles, State of Money | Read More
Third Point’s Second Quarter Investor Letter
“As every student of American history knows, this country’s core founding principles included non-punitive taxation, Constitutionally-guaranteed protections against persecution of the minority, and an inexorable right of self-determination. Washington has taken actions over the past months like...
September 1st, 2010 | Featured, Popular Articles, The State of Money | Read More
“Spreading Hayek, Spurning Keynes”
“To these free-market economists, government intrusion ultimately sows the seeds of the next crisis. It hampers what one famous Austrian, Joseph Schumpeter, called the process of “creative destruction.”
Governments that spend money they don’t have to cushion downturns, they say,...
August 30th, 2010 | Popular Articles, The State of Money | Read More

