"financial markets are inherently unstable. They will neither self-correct nor self-regulate. Their instability poses a threat to markets and economies and people across the globe. Therefore, they need to be regulated. That’s not to say that anyone knows the best way to do this yet in order to balance the necessity of oversight with the dynamics of the markets. We don’t know where to set the speed limits. It must be an iterative process"
jared blumpenstein
It must be an iterative process indeed jared
iterative piled on top of iterative
as one iterative clogs to a hault
and the instability rebuilds and rebuilds
yes the firms despite all and every prior
in these market mediated games will play on and lever up and up again
that too is an iterative process
and its a very uneven contest here
regs against racketeers
elmer versus bugs
