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To: NOW who wrote (38839)	6/3/2011 6:38:53 AM
From: Real Man	2 Recommendations Read Replies (3) of 71475

In a nutshell, because the fed always "steps in" and writes a put whenever this "system" is in trouble, it got more and more reckless with risk. So, the credit bubble now exceeds all credit bubbles previously seen in history. This can't be taken lightly, the consequences were always severe, but it's too late to "fix", we have to go through a prolonged period of pain. Adverse political reaction to pain prompted the Fed to step in and write puts. The bubble grew bigger. That was "kicking the can". They have not done anything differently now, but it seems can kicking the can stopped working? Time to pay the ultimate price?

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