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April 14, 2010 at 3:30 PM #540013April 14, 2010 at 3:34 PM #5390675yearwaiterParticipant
[quote=briansd1]Greenspan
Bush
Banks, etc.
Homebuyers/consumersTake your pick.[/quote]
First I would blame whoever created that situation of RUN for Home buying.
Second I would blame myself – why didn’t I too place my hands on those days and “why did I think more that greespan couldn’t think” – I became loser here
Finally I blame the ongoing “still” Feb backing policy(8k/loanmod etc) and this is going to curse us more down at times (when is that still unknown)
April 14, 2010 at 3:34 PM #5391885yearwaiterParticipant[quote=briansd1]Greenspan
Bush
Banks, etc.
Homebuyers/consumersTake your pick.[/quote]
First I would blame whoever created that situation of RUN for Home buying.
Second I would blame myself – why didn’t I too place my hands on those days and “why did I think more that greespan couldn’t think” – I became loser here
Finally I blame the ongoing “still” Feb backing policy(8k/loanmod etc) and this is going to curse us more down at times (when is that still unknown)
April 14, 2010 at 3:34 PM #5396555yearwaiterParticipant[quote=briansd1]Greenspan
Bush
Banks, etc.
Homebuyers/consumersTake your pick.[/quote]
First I would blame whoever created that situation of RUN for Home buying.
Second I would blame myself – why didn’t I too place my hands on those days and “why did I think more that greespan couldn’t think” – I became loser here
Finally I blame the ongoing “still” Feb backing policy(8k/loanmod etc) and this is going to curse us more down at times (when is that still unknown)
April 14, 2010 at 3:34 PM #5397495yearwaiterParticipant[quote=briansd1]Greenspan
Bush
Banks, etc.
Homebuyers/consumersTake your pick.[/quote]
First I would blame whoever created that situation of RUN for Home buying.
Second I would blame myself – why didn’t I too place my hands on those days and “why did I think more that greespan couldn’t think” – I became loser here
Finally I blame the ongoing “still” Feb backing policy(8k/loanmod etc) and this is going to curse us more down at times (when is that still unknown)
April 14, 2010 at 3:34 PM #5400185yearwaiterParticipant[quote=briansd1]Greenspan
Bush
Banks, etc.
Homebuyers/consumersTake your pick.[/quote]
First I would blame whoever created that situation of RUN for Home buying.
Second I would blame myself – why didn’t I too place my hands on those days and “why did I think more that greespan couldn’t think” – I became loser here
Finally I blame the ongoing “still” Feb backing policy(8k/loanmod etc) and this is going to curse us more down at times (when is that still unknown)
April 14, 2010 at 3:36 PM #539072UCGalParticipantMy standard reply to all of this – there’s enough blame to go around. So – all of the above.
But – I’d add another category – politicians who got rid of Glass Steagall.
I’d put some blame on Phill Gramm, Jim Leach, and Thomas Bliley – sponsors of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act that gutted Glass Steagall – and some blame should go to President Clinton – who signed it into law. (I’m a bi-partison blamer.)
The GLB act, passed in 1999, blurred the lines between insurance companies, investment banks, and commercial banks. It allowed banks to be active participants in derivitives… I created the structure that turned into the giant shitpile that brought on the economic meltdown.
April 14, 2010 at 3:36 PM #539193UCGalParticipantMy standard reply to all of this – there’s enough blame to go around. So – all of the above.
But – I’d add another category – politicians who got rid of Glass Steagall.
I’d put some blame on Phill Gramm, Jim Leach, and Thomas Bliley – sponsors of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act that gutted Glass Steagall – and some blame should go to President Clinton – who signed it into law. (I’m a bi-partison blamer.)
The GLB act, passed in 1999, blurred the lines between insurance companies, investment banks, and commercial banks. It allowed banks to be active participants in derivitives… I created the structure that turned into the giant shitpile that brought on the economic meltdown.
April 14, 2010 at 3:36 PM #539660UCGalParticipantMy standard reply to all of this – there’s enough blame to go around. So – all of the above.
But – I’d add another category – politicians who got rid of Glass Steagall.
I’d put some blame on Phill Gramm, Jim Leach, and Thomas Bliley – sponsors of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act that gutted Glass Steagall – and some blame should go to President Clinton – who signed it into law. (I’m a bi-partison blamer.)
The GLB act, passed in 1999, blurred the lines between insurance companies, investment banks, and commercial banks. It allowed banks to be active participants in derivitives… I created the structure that turned into the giant shitpile that brought on the economic meltdown.
April 14, 2010 at 3:36 PM #539754UCGalParticipantMy standard reply to all of this – there’s enough blame to go around. So – all of the above.
But – I’d add another category – politicians who got rid of Glass Steagall.
I’d put some blame on Phill Gramm, Jim Leach, and Thomas Bliley – sponsors of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act that gutted Glass Steagall – and some blame should go to President Clinton – who signed it into law. (I’m a bi-partison blamer.)
The GLB act, passed in 1999, blurred the lines between insurance companies, investment banks, and commercial banks. It allowed banks to be active participants in derivitives… I created the structure that turned into the giant shitpile that brought on the economic meltdown.
April 14, 2010 at 3:36 PM #540023UCGalParticipantMy standard reply to all of this – there’s enough blame to go around. So – all of the above.
But – I’d add another category – politicians who got rid of Glass Steagall.
I’d put some blame on Phill Gramm, Jim Leach, and Thomas Bliley – sponsors of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley act that gutted Glass Steagall – and some blame should go to President Clinton – who signed it into law. (I’m a bi-partison blamer.)
The GLB act, passed in 1999, blurred the lines between insurance companies, investment banks, and commercial banks. It allowed banks to be active participants in derivitives… I created the structure that turned into the giant shitpile that brought on the economic meltdown.
April 14, 2010 at 3:37 PM #539077desmondParticipantBanks, specifically Tyra Banks:
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April 14, 2010 at 3:37 PM #539665desmondParticipantBanks, specifically Tyra Banks:
April 14, 2010 at 3:37 PM #539759desmondParticipantBanks, specifically Tyra Banks:
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