Article which is harbinger of dark events to come…

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120671093586671677.html

That is exactly the kind of news article I keep a very close watch out for. The failure of big banks is beginning. Nobody knows how bad it will get before it ends. I think it is best not to UNDERestimate how bad economic conditions will get during the next few years.

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to add 140 workers to bring staff levels to 360 workers in the division that handles bank failures, John Bovenzi, the agency’s chief operating officer, said Tuesday.

I am sure the FDIC must know something….

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/03/fdic-to-hire-more-workers-braces-for.html

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to add 140 workers to bring staff levels to 360 workers in the division that handles bank failures, John Bovenzi, the agency’s chief operating officer, said Tuesday.

I am sure the FDIC must know something….

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/03/fdic-to-hire-more-workers-braces-for.html

[bubble_contagion]

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to add 140 workers to bring staff levels to 360 workers in the division that handles bank failures, John Bovenzi, the agency’s chief operating officer, said Tuesday.

I am sure the FDIC must know something….

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/03/fdic-to-hire-more-workers-braces-for.html

[bubble_contagion]

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to add 140 workers to bring staff levels to 360 workers in the division that handles bank failures, John Bovenzi, the agency’s chief operating officer, said Tuesday.

I am sure the FDIC must know something….

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/03/fdic-to-hire-more-workers-braces-for.html

[bubble_contagion]

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to add 140 workers to bring staff levels to 360 workers in the division that handles bank failures, John Bovenzi, the agency’s chief operating officer, said Tuesday.

I am sure the FDIC must know something….

http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/03/fdic-to-hire-more-workers-braces-for.html

[CAwireman]

Is there a public rating system for banks? Some way to assess them before opening an account?

[CAwireman]

Is there a public rating system for banks? Some way to assess them before opening an account?

[CAwireman]

Is there a public rating system for banks? Some way to assess them before opening an account?

[CAwireman]

Is there a public rating system for banks? Some way to assess them before opening an account?

[CAwireman]

Is there a public rating system for banks? Some way to assess them before opening an account?

[Diego Mamani]

I use Bankrate.com and Bauerfinancial.com. This FDIC page has links to many sites, some are free while some charge a fee.

http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/bank/index.html

The OP article is a about a subprime lender that was expected to be in trouble. As I wrote elsewhere, the Fed won't let banks fail by making unlimited funds available to them. A severe recession will be averted, but at the cost of higher inflation.

[Diego Mamani]

I use Bankrate.com and Bauerfinancial.com. This FDIC page has links to many sites, some are free while some charge a fee.

http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/bank/index.html

The OP article is a about a subprime lender that was expected to be in trouble. As I wrote elsewhere, the Fed won't let banks fail by making unlimited funds available to them. A severe recession will be averted, but at the cost of higher inflation.

[Diego Mamani]

I use Bankrate.com and Bauerfinancial.com. This FDIC page has links to many sites, some are free while some charge a fee.

http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/bank/index.html

The OP article is a about a subprime lender that was expected to be in trouble. As I wrote elsewhere, the Fed won't let banks fail by making unlimited funds available to them. A severe recession will be averted, but at the cost of higher inflation.

[Diego Mamani]

I use Bankrate.com and Bauerfinancial.com. This FDIC page has links to many sites, some are free while some charge a fee.

http://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/bank/index.html

The OP article is a about a subprime lender that was expected to be in trouble. As I wrote elsewhere, the Fed won't let banks fail by making unlimited funds available to them. A severe recession will be averted, but at the cost of higher inflation.

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