“The Fed’s Irresponsible Move”
Posted on Friday, September 21st, 2007 | In Current Market News
Contributed by: Jim Kingsland (http://buttonwood1792.blogspot.com/) -
Vitaliy Katsenelson has some well rounded thoughts about the Federal Reserve that are in Business Week Magazine’s Oct 1 Outside Shot op/ed section. This is a very good read about the whole issue of “moral hazard” which the Fed doesn’t want to hear about right now.
Vitaliy has been keeping me up to date on his new book, “Active Value Investing”: http://activevalueinvesting.com/. A review copy is due to arrive here in a few days. From October to December he’ll be doing a book tour. For exact dates click on this link.
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Jim Kingsland a recognized financial blogger whose blog has been lauded in Barrons and is counted among the most popular financial blogs on the web. He is a former news director at Bloomberg and he worked directly with Mike Bloomberg while launching Bloomberg Radio and the expansion of the financial information company into radio and tv media in the 1990s. He has also served in various on-air positions on some of the nation's largest radio stations including 1010 WINS and 1030 WBZ. Jim is presently an editor and derivatives columnist for CNBC.COM. |
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