Longtime Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has died

[OgNasty]

Most know him as the architect of the housing bubble (or crash depending on your perspective). He was a longtime Federal Reserve Chairman and lived to be 100 years old.

A popular post on X stated, “Appropriate that Greenspan dies at par” which many are viewing as paying homage to the man who used to be responsible for setting interest rates.

RIP Greenspan

[Xal0lex]

It would be helpful to include a link to the actual source of the information.

[Dunamisx]

We should all leave our life as if there won't be tomorrow, he has made his own best and lived up to his expectations in life, achieving some of his dreams and making it to the last day he draw his breath, today everyone will talk about is demise because he was well identified as one of the strong pillars behind Federal Reserve during his tenure, I'm sure most of us were not really familiar with him as at then when he was in office, but today everything about him could be well discovered and as well discussed if he performed well or not after his demise

Condolence to the entire family for the loss and to the United States Federal Reserve Committees.

[Doll2233]

No doubt he has left a great legacy people have mixed type of opinion regarding his personality and his decisions , he was in power for almost two decades and during that time he has made really strong decisions , some people give him credit for helping to guide the economy through the years of growth while there are people who argue that as during his time period the interest rate was quite low that later gave them financial problems.No matter what ever opinion people hold for him his impact is not deniable and we cannot ignore that impact,  he spend around two decades as the federal revenue leader and has a very influential economic policy maker of this generation , his financial decisions lead to Effect financial market economic policy for decades.  

For him living up to 100 years is really remarkable and the point that you said the "dies at par"  shows clearly that his name is being linked with economy and interest rate.

[tvbcof]

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For him living up to 100 years is really remarkable and the point that you said the "dies at par" ...

Judging by a lot of Greenspan's ilk (e.g., Kissinger, David Rockefeller Sr, etc), 100 years is about what one can squeeze out of a human body with healthy does of children's blood infusions and God knows what other evil.  Probably also a fair bit of naturopathic medicine to deal with the same parasites and chronic infections that they gift to the plebs they rule over.

[OgNasty]

Alan Greenspan was the Federal Reserve Chairman when I started getting heavy into finance. He’s the first financial figure I probably ever watched to see what he says. While I’m not sure he handled things the right way after the September 11th attacks and handling of interest rates in the following years, he was a legend in his day.