As we move into the new year and 2010 forecast after forecast hits the Street, invariably the “mountain of money on the sidelines” argument is being put forth by more than a good number of Street seers and pundits as a rationale for bullishness on financial assets, and equities specifically.
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By Joe Weisenthal
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Lars Schall has just translated my article “The American Tapeworm” into German.
Here it is!
Freitag, 8. Oktober 2010 22:23
von Catherine Austin Fitts , Übersetzung von Lars Schall
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