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Most analysts believe U.S. lawmakers will ultimately arrive at an agreement to lift the $14.3 trillion debt limit in time to avoid defaulting on upcoming interest and debt payments. And just in case the two sides need a little encouragement or reminder of the potential consequences should they fail to arrive at a deal, Moody’s [...]
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The U.S. is in a very scary position right now… We have a real chance of defaulting on our debt. The government is still arguing over what to do about the debt ceiling, and if they can’t find a solution we’re looking at an economic meltdown.
The rating agencies are starting to catch on.
Moody’s warned [...]
Article by JW Jones, optionstradingsignals.com
The buzz around the blogosphere and in the media is that Quantitative Easing II is scheduled to end in around 3 weeks. Already pundits are asking about Quantitative Easing III as a matter of when, not if. In reality a QE III Lite version is already in the [...]
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The fastest way to make the tax-averse incensed is to tell them that nearly half of U.S. households end up owing no federal income tax when all is said and done.
But like most statistics, it is often misunderstood — and, in the case of those trying to stir political outrage, [...]
Margaret Thatcher
famously quipped , “The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money.” But the former prime minister of the United Kingdom was only half right: What’s really wrong with socialism is its philosophy.
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Source: ForexYard
A consensus seems to be forming that risk aversion is returning to the market. Despite the sporadic release of positive data in various parts of the world, the overall trend appears to indicate a slow-down in recovery and growth. This has led to an increase in fears about the [...]
