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Author: John Mason

Unfortunately, Debt Must Be Repaid

Fitch Ratings Ltd. is releasing a report today that points up the problems of having too much debt. Restructuring the debt of a person or a family (or a business), even when government programs help to formalize and regularize...

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Commercial Banking: Still Hanging On

The commercial banking system continues to contract. Loan volumes keep falling.Total assets in domestic commercial banks in the United States fell again over the past four weeks as the banking system continues to contract. From...

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Federal Reserve Exit Watch: Part 11

The basic monetary facts are these: commercial banks aren’t lending and the money stock measures are not really growing. On the surface, it looks as if we have what Irving Fisher called, in the 1930s, the makings of a debt...

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Hotshot Traders Leave Street

Jenny Strasburg captures the mood on Wall Street in her article in the Wall Street Journal this morning: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB20001424052748704515704575282982462922628.html#mod=todays_us_money_and_investing....

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Why Krugman Is Wrong!

Talk about a fundamentalist preacher! Paul Krugman continues to rely upon his inerrant interpretation of the dogmatic Keynesian worldview as he condemns those “sinners” that have followed another path from the one he...

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Europe and the Solvency Issue

More and more people are becoming aware of the fact that the problem in Europe is one of solvency and not liquidity! Yesterday, the European Central Bank warned “that euro-zone banks face a €195 billion in write-downs...

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Banks, Disclosure, and Reform

Bankers can’t have it both ways. Either they are going to have to honestly disclose their positions or they are going to face more and more intrusion into their operations. The honesty factor is a concern if banks continue...

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