As A Whole, Investors Should Welcome Attempts

As We Spend More, And As Companies Are Pushed To Invest, They Say, "hey Wait A Minute! There's More Demand In The System. Let's Invest More."

The Once-unthinkable Loss Of The Aaa Rating Will Constitute A Further Hit To Already Fragile Business And Consumer Confidence.

Investors Should Invest On What They Know. The Biggest Mistake Is To Invest On What They Don't Know.

It Is Hard To Imagine That, Having Downgraded The Us, S & P Will Not Follow Suit On At Least One Of The Other Members Of The Dwindling Club Of Sovereign Aaas. If This Were To Materialise And Involve A Country Like France, For Example, It Could Complicate The Already Fragile Efforts By Europe To Rescue Countries In Its Periphery.

The World Changes! So We're In A Situation Today Where The Only Policymakers That Have Flexibility Are Central Banks. But They Don't Have The Instruments! So They've Had To Experiment, And The More You Experiment, The More Uncertainty And The Higher The Risk Of Collateral Damage.