Wars Of Attrition.
“…over time the cumulative cost can become very high.”
“…over time the cumulative cost can become very high.”
Benefit of the doubt?
Make shutdowns long again.
What in God’s name is this fresh craziness?
The Austin Powers franchise is calling – it wants its sequel back.
“…for an extended period of time past the date when it starts raising the key ECB interest rates.”
Europe can’t catch a break.
Fragility and such.
This won’t go over well on Capitol Hill.
“There is no way this happened without him being aware or involved.”
“We cannot reveal the names of those charged yet.”
Supreme Court, here we come…
After conducting a trenchant supply/demand analysis…
“Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism, nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism.”
Now let’s see how local markets react to the imposition of watered down sanctions from Steve Mnuchin.
Commence the investigations.
“Who ever heard of a president barely speaking to his attorney general but on the phone constantly with a staff-level person?”
“Since WWII, the number of mass killings (defined as an idiosyncratic, not state-sanctioned, killing spree with multiple victims) has been growing exponentially at a rate of 5% every year. This means that every 20 years or so, the number of mass killings triples (1.0520Â = 3).”
“Max, can you earmuff it for me?”
Compare and contrast.
“The world is changing. Deficits are the new normal and Italy’s latest salvo is just one of many changes that will happen in the coming months and years.”
“The euro as a common currency is not sufficient.”
“…the question arises whether the rest of the world should diversify away from the risks of the USD and USD-centric finance.”
And now, the main event.
“The question is whether this will work.”
Expect a veritable firestorm on the Hill.
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