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We are far enough and deep enough into the most heroic monetary and fiscal efforts ever undertaken to finally ask, why aren't these measures working?

Or at least we should be.  Oddly, many in DC, on Wall Street, and the Federal Reserve continue to steadfastly refuse to include anything in their approaches and frameworks other than "more of the same."

When you think about Florida what comes to mind?

For me it's sunshine... golf courses... Lincolns, Buicks and Cadillacs... big-box "senior living" centers... and, of course, ubiquitous retirees.

We may make fun of Florida as one big old folks' home. But by 2030 the average American will be older than the average Floridian is today.

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Aussie Weakens

Posted by InfinMarkets on March 4th, 2013

The latest news for the australian dollar rates.

 

Earlier this week, we saw a spike in the US dollar. After months of being stuck in a sideways trading pattern, the US dollar is starting to aggressively move upward:

Experts Have Some Splanin' To Do

Posted by theakeman on February 9th, 2013

Hey, my Q4 GDP forecast was spot on?  How the heck did that happen?

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Michael Lombardi wrote - While quantitative easing (the creation of money out of thin air) may have been needed back when the U.S. economy was on the verge of collapse, at this point, more of it simply equates to asking for more trouble ahead.

Currency Wars to Create More Troubles Ahead

Posted by smithpaul on January 31st, 2013

Michael Lombardi wrote  - t’s quite a race…

As countries around the world struggle to grow in 2013, central banks in the global economy are in a race to devalue their currencies. This is one race I predict will end with a bunch of losers.

The central bank of Japan has gained some extra attention lately due to its increased printing activities. The Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, made an announcement last week about a new 10.3-trillion yen spending spree to boost Japan’s economic growth. (Source: Financial Times, January 11, 2013.)

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