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August 22, 2007 at 9:39 AM #79049August 22, 2007 at 9:42 AM #79201bsrsharmaParticipant
Why are we putting the spotlight and raising our ire
Even though someone else created the problem, this problem is bound to take serious political overtones when millions of families are driven out of their homes during an election year. Sen Dodd is not a bit player; nor are the leading contenders for the highest office. For populism, they might try something thoughtless and endanger the whole financial system. Our nations creditors have lost/ are going to lose hundreds of billions of $. Anything that makes us look even less trustworthy stops the inflow of capital. If you think we have problems now, read what happened to Russia, Brazil, Argentina when creditors lost faith. These boys (and a girl) are playing with matches. The voters should tell them not to start fires.
August 22, 2007 at 9:42 AM #79180bsrsharmaParticipantWhy are we putting the spotlight and raising our ire
Even though someone else created the problem, this problem is bound to take serious political overtones when millions of families are driven out of their homes during an election year. Sen Dodd is not a bit player; nor are the leading contenders for the highest office. For populism, they might try something thoughtless and endanger the whole financial system. Our nations creditors have lost/ are going to lose hundreds of billions of $. Anything that makes us look even less trustworthy stops the inflow of capital. If you think we have problems now, read what happened to Russia, Brazil, Argentina when creditors lost faith. These boys (and a girl) are playing with matches. The voters should tell them not to start fires.
August 22, 2007 at 9:42 AM #79052bsrsharmaParticipantWhy are we putting the spotlight and raising our ire
Even though someone else created the problem, this problem is bound to take serious political overtones when millions of families are driven out of their homes during an election year. Sen Dodd is not a bit player; nor are the leading contenders for the highest office. For populism, they might try something thoughtless and endanger the whole financial system. Our nations creditors have lost/ are going to lose hundreds of billions of $. Anything that makes us look even less trustworthy stops the inflow of capital. If you think we have problems now, read what happened to Russia, Brazil, Argentina when creditors lost faith. These boys (and a girl) are playing with matches. The voters should tell them not to start fires.
August 22, 2007 at 9:49 AM #79204Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantDISEASE: Suckerities
CAUSE: Securities sold by Wall Street and complicit Ratings Agencies (the ENABLERS)
SYMPTOMS: Massive insecurities felt by securities holders
CURE: Massive layoff of enablers and accountants who mark-to-myth instead of mark-to-ten-cents-on-the-dollar valuations. Afterward, intense regulation and oversight of those who remain on the job.
August 22, 2007 at 9:49 AM #79183Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantDISEASE: Suckerities
CAUSE: Securities sold by Wall Street and complicit Ratings Agencies (the ENABLERS)
SYMPTOMS: Massive insecurities felt by securities holders
CURE: Massive layoff of enablers and accountants who mark-to-myth instead of mark-to-ten-cents-on-the-dollar valuations. Afterward, intense regulation and oversight of those who remain on the job.
August 22, 2007 at 9:49 AM #79055Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantDISEASE: Suckerities
CAUSE: Securities sold by Wall Street and complicit Ratings Agencies (the ENABLERS)
SYMPTOMS: Massive insecurities felt by securities holders
CURE: Massive layoff of enablers and accountants who mark-to-myth instead of mark-to-ten-cents-on-the-dollar valuations. Afterward, intense regulation and oversight of those who remain on the job.
August 22, 2007 at 10:06 AM #79207SD RealtorParticipantThe reason it is important to discuss the future is because you cannot change the past.
Simply writing one liners that say disease, cause, symptoms and cure with retoric and emotion rather then discuss the future in a rational discourse does not seem to add much value to the board.
SD Realtor
August 22, 2007 at 10:06 AM #79186SD RealtorParticipantThe reason it is important to discuss the future is because you cannot change the past.
Simply writing one liners that say disease, cause, symptoms and cure with retoric and emotion rather then discuss the future in a rational discourse does not seem to add much value to the board.
SD Realtor
August 22, 2007 at 10:06 AM #79058SD RealtorParticipantThe reason it is important to discuss the future is because you cannot change the past.
Simply writing one liners that say disease, cause, symptoms and cure with retoric and emotion rather then discuss the future in a rational discourse does not seem to add much value to the board.
SD Realtor
August 22, 2007 at 10:07 AM #79161Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantOur three rich uncles (known as the Three Stooges) are going to sit down and figure it out together. Or I think they already did. Two of the three, Bernanke and Paulson, are going to convince and explain to the remaining Stooge (Dodd, bank chairman?) who is not good in math, that the damage was already done, and, like HUMPTY-DUMPTY, no amount of cash can bring back the cracked, walking-dead, OVERBORROWED, Joe6Pack, to wholesome life again. All they can do now is to bailout the enablers who sold invesuckments (“investments”) and suckerities (“securities”) and collateralizedTOCRAP debt obligations (CDO’s) to every suckers in the world. The enablers are crying the loudest of course, and that is why they are getting the bailout in the form of discount ATM windows from the FED available only to the enablers. Worst of all, the enablers don’t give a sheeet-of-care to HUMPTY-DUMPTY. Thus, the trickle-down (or supply side) bailout from our rich uncles won’t really matter to poor HUMPTY-DUMPTY.
August 22, 2007 at 10:07 AM #79013Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantOur three rich uncles (known as the Three Stooges) are going to sit down and figure it out together. Or I think they already did. Two of the three, Bernanke and Paulson, are going to convince and explain to the remaining Stooge (Dodd, bank chairman?) who is not good in math, that the damage was already done, and, like HUMPTY-DUMPTY, no amount of cash can bring back the cracked, walking-dead, OVERBORROWED, Joe6Pack, to wholesome life again. All they can do now is to bailout the enablers who sold invesuckments (“investments”) and suckerities (“securities”) and collateralizedTOCRAP debt obligations (CDO’s) to every suckers in the world. The enablers are crying the loudest of course, and that is why they are getting the bailout in the form of discount ATM windows from the FED available only to the enablers. Worst of all, the enablers don’t give a sheeet-of-care to HUMPTY-DUMPTY. Thus, the trickle-down (or supply side) bailout from our rich uncles won’t really matter to poor HUMPTY-DUMPTY.
August 22, 2007 at 10:07 AM #79140Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantOur three rich uncles (known as the Three Stooges) are going to sit down and figure it out together. Or I think they already did. Two of the three, Bernanke and Paulson, are going to convince and explain to the remaining Stooge (Dodd, bank chairman?) who is not good in math, that the damage was already done, and, like HUMPTY-DUMPTY, no amount of cash can bring back the cracked, walking-dead, OVERBORROWED, Joe6Pack, to wholesome life again. All they can do now is to bailout the enablers who sold invesuckments (“investments”) and suckerities (“securities”) and collateralizedTOCRAP debt obligations (CDO’s) to every suckers in the world. The enablers are crying the loudest of course, and that is why they are getting the bailout in the form of discount ATM windows from the FED available only to the enablers. Worst of all, the enablers don’t give a sheeet-of-care to HUMPTY-DUMPTY. Thus, the trickle-down (or supply side) bailout from our rich uncles won’t really matter to poor HUMPTY-DUMPTY.
August 22, 2007 at 10:11 AM #79061Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantSD Realtor,
The Cure I suggested, though very concise and direct to the point, is with no emotion, VERY SHORT ON RHETORIC, and is full of logic. I have never seen you post any logical cure whatsoever yet.
August 22, 2007 at 10:11 AM #79209Nancy_s soothsayerParticipantSD Realtor,
The Cure I suggested, though very concise and direct to the point, is with no emotion, VERY SHORT ON RHETORIC, and is full of logic. I have never seen you post any logical cure whatsoever yet.
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