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How America ceded capitalism?s bastion to German boerse | FP Street | Financial Post

Interesting read


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Yeah, it's basically the lesser of evils. Would you rather suffer the danger of monopolistic manipulation.....or suffer the intangible and potential threat of having a foreign entity control something near and dear to your heart (and wallet)?


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