Tennessee machines flipping votes

ALWAYS USELESS.
Always Toothless.

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you mean like how bankers were forced to overleverage loans they knew were bad and infect the whole system?
The primary thing pushing people to take on too much risk is wanting the high returns without understanding the risk. Mark-to-market in a bubble encourages that thinking. They see the asset's price just going up, and want to be in on the huge returns. A model would warn them of the risk of the asset going down.

Models and regulators are almost always the people telling the bankers to calm down. Bankers are rarely forced by regulators to over leverage loans. Regulators are usually trying to force bankers not to under leverage loans.
 
In some of the states that really matter they are using some new form of invisible ink so the votes change....lol
 
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