Enter the "free markets can do no wrong" folks, the end of Glass-Steagall, and the subsequent colossal crash, that was first financial and then economic.
Now we're left trying to pick up the pieces.
More than I can ever remember, the economy and the value of your investments is in the hands of a relatively few people, like Geithner, Trichet, Bernanke, the capi of the Chinese economafia, and complete moronic tools like the members of the US congress who answer to the thoroughly devoid-of-brains "Tea Party".
What an irony that what the free-marketeers have found themselves left with is a huge dependence on the whims of govt. officials.
This makes investing more about mindreading and crystal-balling than picking good companies at reasonable prices. Not good.
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