If we really want to understand the credit crisis, we have to understand that it's really in a 3rd down situation, but not short enough yardage to warrant double tight ends. In fact, it's really more like a 1st down, or perhaps a 4th down, with the recession having a power play and a corner kick, just prior to a jump ball due to too many men on the field. If we have any hope of scoring a triple-double hat trick within 6 overs, the Fed will have to stay within the peleton and let the banks get the possession guy into the slot. Liquidity is running a 3-4, or perhaps a 4-3, or perhaps a box and one. It's all about moving the chains and it's a game of inches. Please remain seated for the national anthem.
Maybe there are two different credit crises. Maybe more. A whole sequence of credit crises rising, cresting, tumbling over the great fiscal beach before pulling back with a sort of hissing noise which, in this analogy must be, I don't know, sand.
ReplyDeleteI like it. A series of credit crises. We are merely in the third tranche.
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