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To: TobagoJack who wrote (41389)10/15/2008 6:22:00 AM
From: elmatador  Respond to of 217879
 
if everybody seat on cash: Sovereign Funds, Central Bankers and private investors, a.k.a capital hogging, economy doesn't move.

In this case it happened because the capital hogging was being done by artificially piling it on the developed countries' housing markets.

Obviously capital fearing destruction runs away from such sitution.

Now the governments, in synch are being forced to let the money flow. Like a mountain stream...

This is a must. Force-feed cash into the economies.
But note, not to create bubble. Capital must flow to where it is really needed.

That is towrads those God Forsaken countries I usually work. World economy needs a new round of investment in emerging markets.

I'm not saying it is going to be pretty. I am not saying it will be properly allocated. I am saying that is where it must be moving to.