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Jeffrey Carter
Jeffrey Carter is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and has been a “speculator” — independent trader — since 1988. He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago.
Obama’s Financial Regulatory ‘Change’ Spells Disaster
The proposal is an anti-free market prescription for choking off capital and entrepreneurship.
How the Government Can Fix the Credit Crisis
Three slight adjustments is all it will take ... and it won't cost a penny.
The Truth About Traders
The Obama-Santelli controversy is grounded in the natural animosity between the markets and D.C. bureaucracy.
Treasury Secretary Looks Out for His Buddies First
Henry Paulson's "solutions" are mostly aimed at propping up his Wall Street pals.
Who Are We Bailing Out? And Why?
It is questionable whether the congressional bailout deal will do any good whatsoever.
Obama Tax Plan a Frontal Assault on Entrepreneurs
The people Obama wants to tax are the very people whose wealth drives innovation.
Want Cheaper Oil? Support Speculation, Don’t Curtail It
Trashing speculators is all the rage, but let's separate the myths from the facts.
