Japan stocks fall over 3 percent, credit worries persist

[Mean Reversion]

When will the damn Fed learn?

It is not about liquidity as much as it is about solvency.

It is laughable. $2 for Bear Stearns? Why did you loan them $200B to begin with?

[peterb]

Yup, looks like gold is being unloaded. 🙂 I’m no gold expert, but the research I’ve done actually points to it responding very positively during financial panics and much less during “normal” inflationary periods…eventhough it’s so commonly thought of as a hedge against inflation.

Seems like the last time this happened, the Japanese fired up the printing presses and got the Yen back down. I think that still works. Stay tuned.

[peterb]

Yup, looks like gold is being unloaded. 🙂 I’m no gold expert, but the research I’ve done actually points to it responding very positively during financial panics and much less during “normal” inflationary periods…eventhough it’s so commonly thought of as a hedge against inflation.

Seems like the last time this happened, the Japanese fired up the printing presses and got the Yen back down. I think that still works. Stay tuned.

[peterb]

Yup, looks like gold is being unloaded. 🙂 I’m no gold expert, but the research I’ve done actually points to it responding very positively during financial panics and much less during “normal” inflationary periods…eventhough it’s so commonly thought of as a hedge against inflation.

Seems like the last time this happened, the Japanese fired up the printing presses and got the Yen back down. I think that still works. Stay tuned.

[peterb]

Yup, looks like gold is being unloaded. 🙂 I’m no gold expert, but the research I’ve done actually points to it responding very positively during financial panics and much less during “normal” inflationary periods…eventhough it’s so commonly thought of as a hedge against inflation.

Seems like the last time this happened, the Japanese fired up the printing presses and got the Yen back down. I think that still works. Stay tuned.

[peterb]

Yup, looks like gold is being unloaded. 🙂 I’m no gold expert, but the research I’ve done actually points to it responding very positively during financial panics and much less during “normal” inflationary periods…eventhough it’s so commonly thought of as a hedge against inflation.

Seems like the last time this happened, the Japanese fired up the printing presses and got the Yen back down. I think that still works. Stay tuned.

[equalizer]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal. What geniuses were buying at $30 on Friday? Wonder if Jimmy Cayne was selling or was still at the bridge tournament.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=BSC:US&sid=a.kwMtvHsOL0

[equalizer]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal. What geniuses were buying at $30 on Friday? Wonder if Jimmy Cayne was selling or was still at the bridge tournament.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=BSC:US&sid=a.kwMtvHsOL0

[equalizer]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal. What geniuses were buying at $30 on Friday? Wonder if Jimmy Cayne was selling or was still at the bridge tournament.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=BSC:US&sid=a.kwMtvHsOL0

[equalizer]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal. What geniuses were buying at $30 on Friday? Wonder if Jimmy Cayne was selling or was still at the bridge tournament.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=BSC:US&sid=a.kwMtvHsOL0

[equalizer]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal. What geniuses were buying at $30 on Friday? Wonder if Jimmy Cayne was selling or was still at the bridge tournament.

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=BSC:US&sid=a.kwMtvHsOL0

[tucker…]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal.

Without a resolution this weekend, the company's situation would have continued to deteriorate when markets resumed trading, according to analysts and investors. Yet the value placed on Bear Stearns, which employs about 14,000 people, raised questions about share prices for the rest of Wall Street.

$30 then poof 2 bucks,they think it could have been worse? wtf

[tucker…]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal.

Without a resolution this weekend, the company's situation would have continued to deteriorate when markets resumed trading, according to analysts and investors. Yet the value placed on Bear Stearns, which employs about 14,000 people, raised questions about share prices for the rest of Wall Street.

$30 then poof 2 bucks,they think it could have been worse? wtf

[tucker…]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal.

Without a resolution this weekend, the company's situation would have continued to deteriorate when markets resumed trading, according to analysts and investors. Yet the value placed on Bear Stearns, which employs about 14,000 people, raised questions about share prices for the rest of Wall Street.

$30 then poof 2 bucks,they think it could have been worse? wtf

[tucker…]

Bear Stearns agreed to $2 offer, its a done deal.

Without a resolution this weekend, the company's situation would have continued to deteriorate when markets resumed trading, according to analysts and investors. Yet the value placed on Bear Stearns, which employs about 14,000 people, raised questions about share prices for the rest of Wall Street.

$30 then poof 2 bucks,they think it could have been worse? wtf

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