Beau Wolinsky

Now that the US Government has issued as much monetary stimulus as it can, I had thought about an alternative to outright distribution of money in order to prevent unequitable distributions of wealth.

Monetary stimulus where direct "forgiving" of taxes owed as a way to stimulate the economy is not economically unsound, but perhaps costs too much even for the government to decide what to do with the money.

My interpretation of the theories of value creation I've studied are fundamental to my allocation decisions. I have learned that being a capital management contractor is on the order of being a "Financial Mercenary."

Arbitrage is explained simply as the natural progression and push towards a theoretical efficient point at which all investors agree on the price. Unfortunately, transactionalism, not necessarily the unethical kind of churning brokers do sometime, puts too much emphasis on the frequency of trading.