We are living through the type of wrenching financial crisis that comes along only once in a century. Financial markets freeze up as an excess of fear displaces a protracted period of what some might call irrational exuberance. Eventually the market freeze will thaw as frightened investors take tentative steps towards reengagement with risk.
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- We need a coordinated surge to stem contraction in the credit markets ………………………………………………………………………………………. “We are really in uncharted waters. The question that has to be raised now is, where is all this going to end?” —Former Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President J. Alfred Broaddus Jr. “We are in new territory, this is a different game. [Neither Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke nor Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson] know what to do but they are trying to come up with ideas” —Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid ………………………………………………………………………………………. what happened to the $25b auto industry bailout, anyway?
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