Category: Credit crisis

Lex Share Quantitative Easing Misconceptions

Lex, let’s – get it? Oh, never mind. It’s one thing when the Guardian, BBC and Indy worry about quantitative

CORRECTION (01:00 11/3): I made an assumption in this post (mentioned in section 5) that the Government would not have

Dear David Howarth MP, I am writing to you not only as a stunned longstanding Lloyds Group shareholder and former

I thought the Independent might have fixed their problem with LiveJournal, but I got the Bad Unicode Input error again

I was treated last week to a screening of the 1976 dystopian saga, Logan’s Run. The event was organised by

Rob Peston has revisited the topic of Goodwin’s pension yet again. Yet for some reason my response on his blog

Kids, remember what you learn in the school playground, because the grown-up world is… just the same. Last week, I

I’m a big picture kind of guy, and don’t normally like to get involved in the detail of malfeasance that

There must be a full moon, because the lunatics seem to be running the asylum. First, we have the fuss

I know I said I’d identify many causes of the Great Crunch, but I’m still pondering the Chinese Mistake. After