...the markets are not where the money, 'big' or otherwise, is needed -- where indeed, 'big money' being 'parked' (for the great most part, one way or another, in the markets) is (a big, key piece/part of, at the core of) the problem
nwsun, Buffett and Gates, and the wealthy who agree with them, see it differently .. they are ones of the wealthy who appreciate the society which allowed them to do so well, and say .. sure why not .. we'll give some 50% at least back .. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=60116139
Lesson of credit crunch hasn't been learned, says Joseph Stiglitz .. bit ..
Stiglitz has long been a supporter of a financial transaction tax, the brainchild of his fellow American Keynesian James Tobin. This week a coalition of groups launched a campaign for a "Robin Hood tax" that would levy a small charge on financial transactions and re-distribute the proceeds. "A transaction tax is designed to tackle high-frequency activity for which it is hard to find any societal benefit," Stiglitz said. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=47609983
Sorry F6 late thought that Hanauer should be in this one so decided to repost to include these three ..