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Deleveraging Continues

As leveraged assets go down in value, the leverage multiples go up. Adding to that multiple is the falling dollar and the fact that these assets are in reality debt deposits, not cash deposits, that were passed on in different forms to be leveraged over and over.

-Minyan Jim

Red, White and Greenback

Minyanville Staff Jul 02, 2008 1:45 pm


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