OMG: Bank of America Asks Congress for a $739 Billion Bank Bailout !!!

[SD Realtor]

FLU I think B of A played the hand perfectly. Somehow it all seems very predictable doesn’t it? I think we even had a thread about this where we did predict such action when the BA CWC deal went down. To lazy to dig it up.

Dealhunter agreed that there is lot’s of blame to go around. So let the players all work it out between themselves. My tax money still needs to build bridges to nowhere.

and yeah I have sent mucho mails and faxes to my ever so helpful elected officials.

SD Realtor

[shaggydoo]

pnilesh, your proposal is grounded in some common sense. Therefore it will never get implemented as govt policy unfortunately.

[shaggydoo]

pnilesh, your proposal is grounded in some common sense. Therefore it will never get implemented as govt policy unfortunately.

[shaggydoo]

pnilesh, your proposal is grounded in some common sense. Therefore it will never get implemented as govt policy unfortunately.

[shaggydoo]

pnilesh, your proposal is grounded in some common sense. Therefore it will never get implemented as govt policy unfortunately.

[shaggydoo]

pnilesh, your proposal is grounded in some common sense. Therefore it will never get implemented as govt policy unfortunately.

[davelj]

I’ll repeat myself, as I often do… All of Wall Street and the big banks love Adam Smith’s invisible hand right up until the moment it gives them the middle finger. When the two are in conflict, I have generally found that one’s innate instinct for survival trumps most previously-help philosophical beliefs. That’s part of our evolution.

[davelj]

I’ll repeat myself, as I often do… All of Wall Street and the big banks love Adam Smith’s invisible hand right up until the moment it gives them the middle finger. When the two are in conflict, I have generally found that one’s innate instinct for survival trumps most previously-help philosophical beliefs. That’s part of our evolution.

[davelj]

I’ll repeat myself, as I often do… All of Wall Street and the big banks love Adam Smith’s invisible hand right up until the moment it gives them the middle finger. When the two are in conflict, I have generally found that one’s innate instinct for survival trumps most previously-help philosophical beliefs. That’s part of our evolution.

[davelj]

I’ll repeat myself, as I often do… All of Wall Street and the big banks love Adam Smith’s invisible hand right up until the moment it gives them the middle finger. When the two are in conflict, I have generally found that one’s innate instinct for survival trumps most previously-help philosophical beliefs. That’s part of our evolution.

[davelj]

I’ll repeat myself, as I often do… All of Wall Street and the big banks love Adam Smith’s invisible hand right up until the moment it gives them the middle finger. When the two are in conflict, I have generally found that one’s innate instinct for survival trumps most previously-help philosophical beliefs. That’s part of our evolution.

[LA_Renter]

I found this on Big Picture. It is an interview with George Magnus, the senior economic advisor for UBS. He explains the Minsky moment and basically says “you ain’t seen nothing yet” regarding the sheer scale of the Govt bailout he expects here in the US. He anticipates a Trillion dollar meltdown. There are three parts in video form that run back to back. Very very interesting indeed.

http://www.ft.com/cms/893ac9c8-757e-11dc-b7cb-0000779fd2ac.html

[LA_Renter]

I found this on Big Picture. It is an interview with George Magnus, the senior economic advisor for UBS. He explains the Minsky moment and basically says “you ain’t seen nothing yet” regarding the sheer scale of the Govt bailout he expects here in the US. He anticipates a Trillion dollar meltdown. There are three parts in video form that run back to back. Very very interesting indeed.

http://www.ft.com/cms/893ac9c8-757e-11dc-b7cb-0000779fd2ac.html

[LA_Renter]

I found this on Big Picture. It is an interview with George Magnus, the senior economic advisor for UBS. He explains the Minsky moment and basically says “you ain’t seen nothing yet” regarding the sheer scale of the Govt bailout he expects here in the US. He anticipates a Trillion dollar meltdown. There are three parts in video form that run back to back. Very very interesting indeed.

http://www.ft.com/cms/893ac9c8-757e-11dc-b7cb-0000779fd2ac.html

[LA_Renter]

I found this on Big Picture. It is an interview with George Magnus, the senior economic advisor for UBS. He explains the Minsky moment and basically says “you ain’t seen nothing yet” regarding the sheer scale of the Govt bailout he expects here in the US. He anticipates a Trillion dollar meltdown. There are three parts in video form that run back to back. Very very interesting indeed.

http://www.ft.com/cms/893ac9c8-757e-11dc-b7cb-0000779fd2ac.html

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