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eorI love that word. I've always loved that word. It's so nice to hear it in use. I would prefer it's current popularity didn't come from Alan Greenspan using it to describe the situation with long term interest rates, but I still love that word.
Now, Mr. Greenspan if you could just use nebulous. Maybe in relation to how the markets will react to privatizing social security. Could you please use nebulous?
Now, Mr. Greenspan if you could just use nebulous. Maybe in relation to how the markets will react to privatizing social security. Could you please use nebulous?
