Did some feelings get hurt? /blogentry/53416 time*treat's Blog: Did some feelings get hurt? en-us Lottery Post RSS Generator Comment #3 /blogentry/53416#c61723 /blogentry/53416#c61723 Wed, 20 Apr 2011 00:05:49 GMT savagegoose <br />i came out quoting shakespear.<br /><br />he hehe<br /><br />i think he meant born to disandvantage and poorly educated but i cant slag off too much, english is his second language.<br />and faber is one of my fave commentators. if i had listened and acted more i would have cleaned up during GFC<br

]]> savagegoose Comment #2 /blogentry/53416#c61686 /blogentry/53416#c61686 Mon, 18 Apr 2011 20:58:57 GMT Boney526 <br />We shouldn't ALLOW central banking. It's destructive to the middle and lower classes, and generally the economy as a whole.

]]> Boney526 Comment #1 /blogentry/53416#c61685 /blogentry/53416#c61685 Mon, 18 Apr 2011 20:45:33 GMT konane Made lots of sense.

]]> konane Original Blog Entry: Did some feelings get hurt? /blogentry/53416 /blogentry/53416 Mon, 18 Apr 2011 18:57:00 GMT time*treat At ~5:50, Marc Faber, on CNBC, is asked if the FedRes and ECB central bank(st)ers should have allowed deleveraging and its unpleasant consequences. It takes a full minute to set up the question...

I think the co-hostess did NOT like his answer.

Good thing he wasn't in-studio, 'might've got hit with a chair.

Who says financial news is boring?

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