Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?

[Mean Reversion]

Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest? Just come out and say it.

Businesses that took too much risk will and should go bankrupt.

People who should be renters, but instead took too much risk to buy a home, will and should lose their home and go back to renting.

There. Problem will solve itself in a few years. Little to no intervention is needed. In fact, it’s a waste of time and money.

I had some bad acne when I was in high school. I didn’t cause a massive ruckus about it or whine or moan to God or my parents. Eventually it went away on its own.

[Bugs]

Saying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.

In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.

[stansd]

Not to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.

Stan

[cr]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”

ROFL. Good one.

Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.

[Aecetia]

IMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.

[Aecetia]

IMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.

[Aecetia]

IMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.

[Aecetia]

IMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.

[Aecetia]

IMO, vote the crooks out and as recommended in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, “kill all the lawyers,” or at least have tort reform. That would be a good start.

[cr]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”

ROFL. Good one.

Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.

[cr]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”

ROFL. Good one.

Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.

[cr]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”

ROFL. Good one.

Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.

[cr]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”

ROFL. Good one.

Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.

[kewp]

Stansd,

Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.

Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.

Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.

[kewp]

Stansd,

Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.

Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.

Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.

[kewp]

Stansd,

Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.

Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.

Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.

[kewp]

Stansd,

Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.

Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.

Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.

[kewp]

Stansd,

Try not to be bitter, it will ruin your life.

Something I learned as a dotbomb refugee is that the fundamentals will assert themselves, it just takes time.

Btw, their is lots of money to be made on the backs of the madness of crowds, both on the long and short side, if one is clever and times it correctly. The government can’t force people to buy anything.

[stansd]

Not to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.

Stan

[stansd]

Not to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.

Stan

[stansd]

Not to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.

Stan

[stansd]

Not to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.

Stan

[Bugs]

Saying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.

In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.

[Bugs]

Saying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.

In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.

[Bugs]

Saying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.

In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.

[Bugs]

Saying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.

In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.

[BuyerWillEPB]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
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No.

And why is that? Funding and Culpability.

If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.

[BuyerWillEPB]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-

No.

And why is that? Funding and Culpability.

If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.

[BuyerWillEPB]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-

No.

And why is that? Funding and Culpability.

If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.

[BuyerWillEPB]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-

No.

And why is that? Funding and Culpability.

If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.

[BuyerWillEPB]

“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
—————————————————-

No.

And why is that? Funding and Culpability.

If everyone involved begins telling the truth they (individuals, corporations, govt. agencies) will be at risk of lossing their funding because they failed in their fidutiary duties, and they are also at risk of legal ramifications for participating in fraud.

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