Ugly Quote of the Day
Here's an ugly quote to start your day:
"Our long-held conviction that the economy can't sustain rapidly rising interest rates remains intact. The main reason for this is the sheer amount of debt in the system and the average consumer's undesirable financial situation ... if the economy starts showing signs of weakness, then the question begins whether the Fed will continue tightening monetary policy. If it stops and we try again to artificially induce growth, then excessive speculation will remain the only game in town, eventually leading to a spectacular collapse of the financial system."
-Elliot Gue, Ivan Martchev and Yiannis Mostrous, WSW
More on this later . . .
Monday, March 28, 2005 | 06:30 AM | Permalink
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I stumbled on this one too. I have been banging this drum for awhile. Better hope the economy picks up and corporations step up to the plate or its not going to be a pretty picture.
Posted by: The Nattering Naybob | Mar 28, 2005 9:25:11 PM
