AIG Dejavu

[Enorah]

It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.

[svelte]

[quote=Enorah]Why throw money at ghosts?[/quote]

So you don’t get BOOed.

[svelte]

[quote=Enorah]Why throw money at ghosts?[/quote]

So you don’t get BOOed.

[svelte]

[quote=Enorah]Why throw money at ghosts?[/quote]

So you don’t get BOOed.

[svelte]

[quote=Enorah]Why throw money at ghosts?[/quote]

So you don’t get BOOed.

[svelte]

[quote=Enorah]Why throw money at ghosts?[/quote]

So you don’t get BOOed.

[patientrenter]

[quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.

[patientrenter]

[quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.

[Enorah]

[quote=patientrenter][quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.[/quote]

I was kind of being sarcastic, patient renter

I get it.

I know how that world operates.

[Enorah]

[quote=patientrenter][quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.[/quote]

I was kind of being sarcastic, patient renter

I get it.

I know how that world operates.

[Enorah]

[quote=patientrenter][quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.[/quote]

I was kind of being sarcastic, patient renter

I get it.

I know how that world operates.

[Enorah]

[quote=patientrenter][quote=Enorah]It is a curious question

Why throw money at ghosts?

I guess we will soon find the answer out.[/quote]

Enorah, AIG took hundreds of billions of dollars from people in return for a promise to pay them something back (like the retirement income from an annuity, or the death benefit from a life insurance policy, or compensation for losses under a home insurance contract, or..). And, yes, some of the contracts AIG made were credit default swaps with hedge funds and other banks etc.

If they fail to make those payments, regular customers will be very angry – and they vote – and more hedge funds and banks and other institutions will lose another fig leaf covering their bankuptcy.[/quote]

I was kind of being sarcastic, patient renter

I get it.

I know how that world operates.

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