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March 13, 2008 at 6:35 AM #168488March 13, 2008 at 6:35 AM #168815
Bubblesitter
ParticipantA 2nd salute to Govt regulators. Many have staunchly touted free market Laissez-faire policy. Less government regulation is always better. Right.
Quote from today’s cnbc article.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/23606703
“U.S. policy makers, led by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, are due to recommend a revamp of rules related to credit markets and mortgage brokers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday”
Bubblesitter
March 13, 2008 at 6:35 AM #168821ParticipantA 2nd salute to Govt regulators. Many have staunchly touted free market Laissez-faire policy. Less government regulation is always better. Right.
Quote from today’s cnbc article.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/23606703
“U.S. policy makers, led by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, are due to recommend a revamp of rules related to credit markets and mortgage brokers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday”
Bubblesitter
March 13, 2008 at 6:35 AM #168845ParticipantA 2nd salute to Govt regulators. Many have staunchly touted free market Laissez-faire policy. Less government regulation is always better. Right.
Quote from today’s cnbc article.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/23606703
“U.S. policy makers, led by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, are due to recommend a revamp of rules related to credit markets and mortgage brokers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday”
Bubblesitter
March 13, 2008 at 6:35 AM #168921ParticipantA 2nd salute to Govt regulators. Many have staunchly touted free market Laissez-faire policy. Less government regulation is always better. Right.
Quote from today’s cnbc article.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/23606703
“U.S. policy makers, led by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, are due to recommend a revamp of rules related to credit markets and mortgage brokers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday”
Bubblesitter
March 13, 2008 at 4:14 PM #168927Doofrat
ParticipantWe salute you freshly minted Realtor. Twenty years ago you would have been an Amway salesperson, annoyingly hawking your expensive wares to friends and family. Back then your friends and family may have paid too much for their dish soap but now you have burdened them with thirty years of debt slavery.
We salute you house flipping reality television show producer. The worst Mark Burnett did was give somebody the idea to strand themselves on a desert island and come home sunburned and hungry. But you have talked thousands into leaving their productive jobs to take on a business they know nothing about at exactly the worst time to take on such folly. Your cleverly edited 30 minute show makes driving around in a Hummer, hitting walls with sledge hammers, and installing granite counter tops look like nothing but a real swell time.
We salute you Mr. Mortgage Broker. You singlehandedly upped the ante’ for everyone in RSF. No longer can one tool about in a CL600 coupe and be identified as the well heeled surgeon, famous lawyer, or minor celebrity, no – now one must move up to the Bentley, Rolls, or exotic so as not to be mistaken for a dealer in credit products.
March 13, 2008 at 4:14 PM #169256ParticipantWe salute you freshly minted Realtor. Twenty years ago you would have been an Amway salesperson, annoyingly hawking your expensive wares to friends and family. Back then your friends and family may have paid too much for their dish soap but now you have burdened them with thirty years of debt slavery.
We salute you house flipping reality television show producer. The worst Mark Burnett did was give somebody the idea to strand themselves on a desert island and come home sunburned and hungry. But you have talked thousands into leaving their productive jobs to take on a business they know nothing about at exactly the worst time to take on such folly. Your cleverly edited 30 minute show makes driving around in a Hummer, hitting walls with sledge hammers, and installing granite counter tops look like nothing but a real swell time.
We salute you Mr. Mortgage Broker. You singlehandedly upped the ante’ for everyone in RSF. No longer can one tool about in a CL600 coupe and be identified as the well heeled surgeon, famous lawyer, or minor celebrity, no – now one must move up to the Bentley, Rolls, or exotic so as not to be mistaken for a dealer in credit products.
March 13, 2008 at 4:14 PM #169261ParticipantWe salute you freshly minted Realtor. Twenty years ago you would have been an Amway salesperson, annoyingly hawking your expensive wares to friends and family. Back then your friends and family may have paid too much for their dish soap but now you have burdened them with thirty years of debt slavery.
We salute you house flipping reality television show producer. The worst Mark Burnett did was give somebody the idea to strand themselves on a desert island and come home sunburned and hungry. But you have talked thousands into leaving their productive jobs to take on a business they know nothing about at exactly the worst time to take on such folly. Your cleverly edited 30 minute show makes driving around in a Hummer, hitting walls with sledge hammers, and installing granite counter tops look like nothing but a real swell time.
We salute you Mr. Mortgage Broker. You singlehandedly upped the ante’ for everyone in RSF. No longer can one tool about in a CL600 coupe and be identified as the well heeled surgeon, famous lawyer, or minor celebrity, no – now one must move up to the Bentley, Rolls, or exotic so as not to be mistaken for a dealer in credit products.
March 13, 2008 at 4:14 PM #169285ParticipantWe salute you freshly minted Realtor. Twenty years ago you would have been an Amway salesperson, annoyingly hawking your expensive wares to friends and family. Back then your friends and family may have paid too much for their dish soap but now you have burdened them with thirty years of debt slavery.
We salute you house flipping reality television show producer. The worst Mark Burnett did was give somebody the idea to strand themselves on a desert island and come home sunburned and hungry. But you have talked thousands into leaving their productive jobs to take on a business they know nothing about at exactly the worst time to take on such folly. Your cleverly edited 30 minute show makes driving around in a Hummer, hitting walls with sledge hammers, and installing granite counter tops look like nothing but a real swell time.
We salute you Mr. Mortgage Broker. You singlehandedly upped the ante’ for everyone in RSF. No longer can one tool about in a CL600 coupe and be identified as the well heeled surgeon, famous lawyer, or minor celebrity, no – now one must move up to the Bentley, Rolls, or exotic so as not to be mistaken for a dealer in credit products.
March 13, 2008 at 4:14 PM #169361ParticipantWe salute you freshly minted Realtor. Twenty years ago you would have been an Amway salesperson, annoyingly hawking your expensive wares to friends and family. Back then your friends and family may have paid too much for their dish soap but now you have burdened them with thirty years of debt slavery.
We salute you house flipping reality television show producer. The worst Mark Burnett did was give somebody the idea to strand themselves on a desert island and come home sunburned and hungry. But you have talked thousands into leaving their productive jobs to take on a business they know nothing about at exactly the worst time to take on such folly. Your cleverly edited 30 minute show makes driving around in a Hummer, hitting walls with sledge hammers, and installing granite counter tops look like nothing but a real swell time.
We salute you Mr. Mortgage Broker. You singlehandedly upped the ante’ for everyone in RSF. No longer can one tool about in a CL600 coupe and be identified as the well heeled surgeon, famous lawyer, or minor celebrity, no – now one must move up to the Bentley, Rolls, or exotic so as not to be mistaken for a dealer in credit products.
March 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #170987ParticipantA salute to the Wizards of Wall Street. The high finance gurus who created increasingly complex, opaque finance instruments in recent years. The whole thing is crumbling now.
The Bear Stearns fiasco shows how quickly it can all fall apart.
How many white knights are out there? At some point the White Knight have to save their own skin.
Bubblesitter
March 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #171320ParticipantA salute to the Wizards of Wall Street. The high finance gurus who created increasingly complex, opaque finance instruments in recent years. The whole thing is crumbling now.
The Bear Stearns fiasco shows how quickly it can all fall apart.
How many white knights are out there? At some point the White Knight have to save their own skin.
Bubblesitter
March 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #171323ParticipantA salute to the Wizards of Wall Street. The high finance gurus who created increasingly complex, opaque finance instruments in recent years. The whole thing is crumbling now.
The Bear Stearns fiasco shows how quickly it can all fall apart.
How many white knights are out there? At some point the White Knight have to save their own skin.
Bubblesitter
March 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #171343ParticipantA salute to the Wizards of Wall Street. The high finance gurus who created increasingly complex, opaque finance instruments in recent years. The whole thing is crumbling now.
The Bear Stearns fiasco shows how quickly it can all fall apart.
How many white knights are out there? At some point the White Knight have to save their own skin.
Bubblesitter
March 16, 2008 at 3:48 PM #171423ParticipantA salute to the Wizards of Wall Street. The high finance gurus who created increasingly complex, opaque finance instruments in recent years. The whole thing is crumbling now.
The Bear Stearns fiasco shows how quickly it can all fall apart.
How many white knights are out there? At some point the White Knight have to save their own skin.
Bubblesitter
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