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Although I am not a big proponent of averaging data across multi-year cycles, an analysis of the various stages of a typical secular bear market by strategist Teun Draaisma provides food for thought. [...] 
“If the Fed is required to publish the names of financial institutions to which it has extended credit and this publication induces financial institutions to refrain from borrowing from the Fed, one can only speculate if this would be the tinder for another liquidity conflagration in the coming months,” said Paul Kasriel in this guest post. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Why Donald Kohn is Wrong and US Federal Reserve HR 1207 Needs to Pass (the Underground Investor, 7/12/09) Gold Prices Jump When Bernanke Hints at Stimulus (Learn Mining News, 4/10/12) The Fed's Balance Sheet (The Value at Risk, 6/16/09) |
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