Financial Waves

"I believe the country faces a critical crossroad and that the decisions that are made or not made within the next 10 years or so will have a profound effect on the future of our country, our children and our grandchildren. The problem gets bigger every day, and the tidal wave gets closer every day." - David Walker, comptroller general Aug. 2005

Monday, April 28, 2008

Ignore the Nonsense that the Credit Crisis is Over

Bernanke May Have to Follow Volker to Avoid Being Tagged Burns

Danger: Fixing Wall Street Hazardous to Earnings Growth

FT: Global Adjustment Will Be Long and Painful

Peter Bernstein: One Guy Who's Seen It All Doesn't Like What He Sees Now
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