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September 6, 2008 at 12:02 AM #267182September 6, 2008 at 12:13 AM #266877hipmattParticipant
We’re on a 10 step program to complete socialism. These events are un-constitutional. The fore-fathers are turning in their graves. This is only the beginning. Good bye America, it was nice knowing you.
This is the definition of moral hazard. What irresponsible, unethical, and greedy industry will my tax dollars go to next? Probably the autos or airlines.
September 6, 2008 at 12:13 AM #267096hipmattParticipantWe’re on a 10 step program to complete socialism. These events are un-constitutional. The fore-fathers are turning in their graves. This is only the beginning. Good bye America, it was nice knowing you.
This is the definition of moral hazard. What irresponsible, unethical, and greedy industry will my tax dollars go to next? Probably the autos or airlines.
September 6, 2008 at 12:13 AM #267109hipmattParticipantWe’re on a 10 step program to complete socialism. These events are un-constitutional. The fore-fathers are turning in their graves. This is only the beginning. Good bye America, it was nice knowing you.
This is the definition of moral hazard. What irresponsible, unethical, and greedy industry will my tax dollars go to next? Probably the autos or airlines.
September 6, 2008 at 12:13 AM #267155hipmattParticipantWe’re on a 10 step program to complete socialism. These events are un-constitutional. The fore-fathers are turning in their graves. This is only the beginning. Good bye America, it was nice knowing you.
This is the definition of moral hazard. What irresponsible, unethical, and greedy industry will my tax dollars go to next? Probably the autos or airlines.
September 6, 2008 at 12:13 AM #267188hipmattParticipantWe’re on a 10 step program to complete socialism. These events are un-constitutional. The fore-fathers are turning in their graves. This is only the beginning. Good bye America, it was nice knowing you.
This is the definition of moral hazard. What irresponsible, unethical, and greedy industry will my tax dollars go to next? Probably the autos or airlines.
September 6, 2008 at 5:13 AM #266907CoronitaParticipant[quote=capeman]China can dump but they own 1+ trillion in agencies and a conservatorship makes the US Gov’t owner of the Treasuries. With how levered the China Central Bank is I believe the US Treasury may have them by the balls… hopefully no Chinese threats were made to prompt this or the Treasury may squeeze.[/quote]
We can just sell China a state. How about Florida? Heck they can’t even figure out how to vote correctly with the hanging chaffs. (sp) It’s like the game of monopoly. You land on Boardwalk with a hotel that belongs to someone else. You offer to give the other player the $200 after you pass “go” and surrender Baltic to the owner of Boardway.
This really isn’t funny anymore. Our poor children. Canada anyone?
September 6, 2008 at 5:13 AM #267126CoronitaParticipant[quote=capeman]China can dump but they own 1+ trillion in agencies and a conservatorship makes the US Gov’t owner of the Treasuries. With how levered the China Central Bank is I believe the US Treasury may have them by the balls… hopefully no Chinese threats were made to prompt this or the Treasury may squeeze.[/quote]
We can just sell China a state. How about Florida? Heck they can’t even figure out how to vote correctly with the hanging chaffs. (sp) It’s like the game of monopoly. You land on Boardwalk with a hotel that belongs to someone else. You offer to give the other player the $200 after you pass “go” and surrender Baltic to the owner of Boardway.
This really isn’t funny anymore. Our poor children. Canada anyone?
September 6, 2008 at 5:13 AM #267139CoronitaParticipant[quote=capeman]China can dump but they own 1+ trillion in agencies and a conservatorship makes the US Gov’t owner of the Treasuries. With how levered the China Central Bank is I believe the US Treasury may have them by the balls… hopefully no Chinese threats were made to prompt this or the Treasury may squeeze.[/quote]
We can just sell China a state. How about Florida? Heck they can’t even figure out how to vote correctly with the hanging chaffs. (sp) It’s like the game of monopoly. You land on Boardwalk with a hotel that belongs to someone else. You offer to give the other player the $200 after you pass “go” and surrender Baltic to the owner of Boardway.
This really isn’t funny anymore. Our poor children. Canada anyone?
September 6, 2008 at 5:13 AM #267185CoronitaParticipant[quote=capeman]China can dump but they own 1+ trillion in agencies and a conservatorship makes the US Gov’t owner of the Treasuries. With how levered the China Central Bank is I believe the US Treasury may have them by the balls… hopefully no Chinese threats were made to prompt this or the Treasury may squeeze.[/quote]
We can just sell China a state. How about Florida? Heck they can’t even figure out how to vote correctly with the hanging chaffs. (sp) It’s like the game of monopoly. You land on Boardwalk with a hotel that belongs to someone else. You offer to give the other player the $200 after you pass “go” and surrender Baltic to the owner of Boardway.
This really isn’t funny anymore. Our poor children. Canada anyone?
September 6, 2008 at 5:13 AM #267218CoronitaParticipant[quote=capeman]China can dump but they own 1+ trillion in agencies and a conservatorship makes the US Gov’t owner of the Treasuries. With how levered the China Central Bank is I believe the US Treasury may have them by the balls… hopefully no Chinese threats were made to prompt this or the Treasury may squeeze.[/quote]
We can just sell China a state. How about Florida? Heck they can’t even figure out how to vote correctly with the hanging chaffs. (sp) It’s like the game of monopoly. You land on Boardwalk with a hotel that belongs to someone else. You offer to give the other player the $200 after you pass “go” and surrender Baltic to the owner of Boardway.
This really isn’t funny anymore. Our poor children. Canada anyone?
September 6, 2008 at 5:40 AM #266912temeculaguyParticipantLets see the details of the deal before we move to Canada. That FHA fb bailout turned out to be fairly shrewd, it almost amounts to loan sharking. They may just impress us and set up an eventual profit making enterprise, these companies were profitable for a long time and in the end may have a monopoly. It also might kick the one leg left in the housing bubble out from under itself, causing the air to come out rapidly. Who am I kidding, this will probably be a disaster.
One item that has me curious, the after hours stock prices were tanking yesterday, this morning they have recovered the entire loss and are up from Friday’s pre anouncement close. There’s something more to this story.
September 6, 2008 at 5:40 AM #267131temeculaguyParticipantLets see the details of the deal before we move to Canada. That FHA fb bailout turned out to be fairly shrewd, it almost amounts to loan sharking. They may just impress us and set up an eventual profit making enterprise, these companies were profitable for a long time and in the end may have a monopoly. It also might kick the one leg left in the housing bubble out from under itself, causing the air to come out rapidly. Who am I kidding, this will probably be a disaster.
One item that has me curious, the after hours stock prices were tanking yesterday, this morning they have recovered the entire loss and are up from Friday’s pre anouncement close. There’s something more to this story.
September 6, 2008 at 5:40 AM #267144temeculaguyParticipantLets see the details of the deal before we move to Canada. That FHA fb bailout turned out to be fairly shrewd, it almost amounts to loan sharking. They may just impress us and set up an eventual profit making enterprise, these companies were profitable for a long time and in the end may have a monopoly. It also might kick the one leg left in the housing bubble out from under itself, causing the air to come out rapidly. Who am I kidding, this will probably be a disaster.
One item that has me curious, the after hours stock prices were tanking yesterday, this morning they have recovered the entire loss and are up from Friday’s pre anouncement close. There’s something more to this story.
September 6, 2008 at 5:40 AM #267189temeculaguyParticipantLets see the details of the deal before we move to Canada. That FHA fb bailout turned out to be fairly shrewd, it almost amounts to loan sharking. They may just impress us and set up an eventual profit making enterprise, these companies were profitable for a long time and in the end may have a monopoly. It also might kick the one leg left in the housing bubble out from under itself, causing the air to come out rapidly. Who am I kidding, this will probably be a disaster.
One item that has me curious, the after hours stock prices were tanking yesterday, this morning they have recovered the entire loss and are up from Friday’s pre anouncement close. There’s something more to this story.
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