You should stick with the doom and gloom posts you've got going on lately, I really feel the suspense thunder through me from your narrative
Are you referring to my posts ? doom and gloom? You may want to let some re-reading thunder through you, as I'm not sure where I've been either doom OR gloom ? What I have been is realistic and pragmatic ; about the real world effects of regulatory intervention on borrowing capacity, and about the value of debt reduction in circumventing those effects. And therefore the real world prospects for the same kind of growth enjoyed in the past, being unlikely for the medium term while the effects of the new ( and permanent) regulatory regime washes through. If your interpretation of that equates to me perpetuating some form of chicken little/doom and gloom story, that's your prerogative, but you'd be well off the mark.
You're posts are good mate. I am dissapoint though to be honest, I came for a wall of text only to be greeted by a link.
