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To: John Vosilla who wrote (108928)	12/13/2014 6:28:11 PM
From: RetiredNow	Read Replies (1) of 218538

Scary. The oil collapse may trigger a high yield bond collapse, which could result in contagion across other debt and equity markets. But in the scheme of things, we're just witnessing supply and demand dynamics in the oil industry result in a new pricing equilibrium. The shakeouts can be swift, especially when our US Fed has enabled a high yield debt binge among shale oil and gas companies. They encouraged the bubble and now it has burst for those companies. These serial bubbles the Fed keeps blowing just keep our entire economy on edge and ridiculously fragile. I wish the American people were educated enough in finance and economics to understand why the Fed needs to be put into a straight jacket of monetary stability objectives only. They tamper and they destroy and they are always behind the curve...by definition they are behind the curve.

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