Struck me as a very interesting point of view ..
"The older I get the more I realize that age doesn't bring wisdom 
it only brings weary.  I'm not any smarter than I was 30 years ago, 
I've just grown too tired to juggle the lies and hide the fears. 
Self-awareness doesn't reveal my indiscretions, exhaustion does."
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Two great conversations on the current economic crisis
 The following two conversations discuss the current economic crisis and compare to the S&L crisis in the 80's.  Very insightful.  Isaac was head of the FDIC during the S&L crisis and he says that no one contacted him to discuss the current situation.  Astounding!
Wallison Says `Fair Value' Accounting a Cause of Crisis
      Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Peter Wallison, a fellow at the American  Enterprise Institute, talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene about the outlook for  the proposed $700 billion bailout of financial institutions, the role  accounting rules played in the credit crisis and the risks facing financial  markets and the economy.Wallison Says `Fair Value' Accounting a Cause of Crisis
 Isaac Doubts Bailout Plan Will Work in Current Form  
      Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- William Isaac, former chairman of the Federal  Deposit Insurance Corp., talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene from Sarasota,  Florida, about the U.S. financial crisis, fair-value accounting rules and the  government's proposed $700 bailout of financial institutions.
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