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2012-03-30 — prudentbear.com
``Watching it all, I struggle even more with the notion of "financial repression." "Saver repression" and "bear suppression" make sense to me. Returns for the rationally risk averse investor are being depressed, no doubt about that. Yet for the financial speculator it's an altogether different story: Instead of repression, it's Financial Liberation. Never has the investment landscape been so stacked against the saver and investor in favor of the speculator community.
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