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Why Is Anyone Surprised?

Lee Adler Liquidity Trader December 9, 2010 0 Comments

A number of pundits noted that in the Fed’s recent data dump about its emergency operations during the 2008 “episode”, the Fed took stocks as…

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Why Is Anyone Surprised?