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Druckenmiller: Congress Not Getting the Market Signal

Thu 21 Feb 13 | 03:30 PM ET
Stanley Druckenmiller, Duquesne Capital Founder, explains what the Fed is doing wrong, the state of the economy and the no. 1 threat to young people's financial futures. Geoffrey Canada, Harlem Children's Zone CEO, weighs in. "The biggest unintended consequence of the Fed right now is Congress is not getting the market signal," says Druckenmiller.

 
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