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- Saturday Is For Art
- What About Banks?
- How About A Fine Cuban Cigar?
- Your Money: Your Monetary Policy
- The Sub-Prime Mortgage Meltdown
- Memorial Day 2008
- Memorial Day Weekend 2008
- Saturday is For Art: Memorial Day Weekend
- Memorial Day Weekend 2008
- One Trillion Dollars
- Short and Not So Sweet
- Those Recycled Petro-Dollars
- The Fed and The Level Playing Field
- Saturday is For Art
- The Film Was Better
- Rambling About Private Equity
- What Makes a Strong Currency?
- One Word: Perspective
- The People Will Decide
- Saturday Is For Art
- The Oil Equation Revisited
- A New Form of Municipal Gambling
- Pass The Drill
- Let The People Speak
- Pandering Politicians: The Zenith of Nonsense
- Saturday Is For Art
- What Is The Incentive To Save?
- Whose Monetary Policy Is It Anyway?
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About Me
- moneythoughts
- Retired after working with investment securities and portfolios for over 35 years. My interest in politics, history and the economy will provide a jump off for moneythoughts. From time to time I will post pieces of my artwork. I call my artwork political satire and I welcome your comments. I am available to speak or write economic commentary for money managers, brokerage firms or anyone else that thinks my ideas offer something worth while.
2 comments:
I like the bleeding one best - I'm just not in love with what it brings to mind.
Lou,
I hope you are having a good weekend. I just got back from listening to my brother play with a community band in the park in downtown Cincinnati by the Ohio River. He plays sax and asked me to show up, so I did. The weather here has been sunny and hot. Kind of reminds me of the time I spent at Ft. Benning, GA in the summer of '65 some 43 years ago. I remember the heat coming off the parade field that made the wood stands look like they were dancing under the sun. Many years ago, but at least I can still remember a few things.
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