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Heaping on the (Stimulus) Seconds

09/15/10 Stockholm, Sweden – A recent report from Goldman Sachs indicates the Federal Reserve may be launching a brand new asset-purchase program in November in a desperate attempt to revive the still faltering economy. This despite widespread recognition the stimulus and bailouts to date have failed to show any long-term boost.

With dollars being thrown around in copious amounts the old greenback is bound to weaken, a victim of the kind of oversupply only still more stimulus could make possible… at least it makes for another satisfied, if federally-dependent, customer.



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Rocky Vega is publisher of Agora Financial International, where he advances the growth of Agora Financial publishing enterprises outside of the US. Previously, he was publisher of The Daily Reckoning, and founding publisher of both UrbanTurf and RFID Update -- which he ran from Brazil, Chile, and Puerto Rico -- as well as associate publisher of FierceFinance. Rocky has an honors MS from the Stockholm School of Economics and an honors BA from Harvard University, where he served on the board of directors for Let’s Go Publications, Harvard Student Agencies, and The Harvard Advocate.

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  1. first grade worksheets said

    such programs are bound to falter, it won’t help anyway

    on September 20, 2010.

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