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Congressman Ron Paul at the financial Services Committee markup for “Investor Protection Act of 2009 (to be reported as H.R. 3817)”
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Congressman Ron Paul at the financial Services Committee markup for “Investor Protection Act of 2009 (to be reported as H.R. 3817)”
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Gerald Celente : financial Armageddon 2.0
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On Sunday night the Situation in the European banking system had heatet up so much that finally FRANCE went bust. French SubPrime Minister Sarkozy pushed the rescue package as France was de-facto bankrupt amid a dry up for French debt issuance.
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Was the lack of regulation on financial derivatives the main cause of our economic collapse? Or was it the easy money that Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac were giving out for home mortgages like there was no tomorrow? I would say that it was both, but there were other factors involved as well.
The way I see it is that there was overregulation on one hand, Fanny and Freddie, while on the other hand there was under regulation when it came to these derivatives.
I believe that this economic crisis we find ourselves in can be laid squarely on the shoulders of our federal government. They were the ones, along with the Feds, who made regulations that provided easy money for the taking, which was the cause of the housing bubble, which would have to collapse eventually, that is why they call it a bubble, because it is unsustainable.
I believe it’s good that they are now proposing regulations on these insane casino style derivatives that have no economic value for our country. I just hope that congress does not do what it is famous for, which is to overreact to a problem, and in the process, make it worse.
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One year after the Lehman Brothers’ collapse, we are still struggling to come out of this meltdown as unemployment continues to rise in the US and Europe. Are we any safer than we were a year ago? How well paved is the road to recovery? Have we learnt our lessons from the global meltdown? And could this happen again?
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