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January 8, 2009 at 4:31 PM #326491January 8, 2009 at 4:44 PM #326076
Arraya
ParticipantThis just wreaks of desperation by the banker class that Schumer and Dodd represent.
This is “spun” to help the “people” but undoubtedly is to transfer losses to the taxpayer.
Obama just said that, “We’ve got to prevent the continuing deterioration of the housing market”.
These people are not rational. These people are running the country. This is not good.
Yes, keeping housing unaffordable coupled with “shovel” jobs while people are losing their jobs in record numbers is a brilliant combination for putting the economy back on track.
Unfortunately our ruling class has no vision of what back on track should be besides over consuming on fake wealth brought on by fraudulent asset bubbles.
January 8, 2009 at 4:44 PM #326505Arraya
ParticipantThis just wreaks of desperation by the banker class that Schumer and Dodd represent.
This is “spun” to help the “people” but undoubtedly is to transfer losses to the taxpayer.
Obama just said that, “We’ve got to prevent the continuing deterioration of the housing market”.
These people are not rational. These people are running the country. This is not good.
Yes, keeping housing unaffordable coupled with “shovel” jobs while people are losing their jobs in record numbers is a brilliant combination for putting the economy back on track.
Unfortunately our ruling class has no vision of what back on track should be besides over consuming on fake wealth brought on by fraudulent asset bubbles.
January 8, 2009 at 4:44 PM #326486Arraya
ParticipantThis just wreaks of desperation by the banker class that Schumer and Dodd represent.
This is “spun” to help the “people” but undoubtedly is to transfer losses to the taxpayer.
Obama just said that, “We’ve got to prevent the continuing deterioration of the housing market”.
These people are not rational. These people are running the country. This is not good.
Yes, keeping housing unaffordable coupled with “shovel” jobs while people are losing their jobs in record numbers is a brilliant combination for putting the economy back on track.
Unfortunately our ruling class has no vision of what back on track should be besides over consuming on fake wealth brought on by fraudulent asset bubbles.
January 8, 2009 at 4:44 PM #326589Arraya
ParticipantThis just wreaks of desperation by the banker class that Schumer and Dodd represent.
This is “spun” to help the “people” but undoubtedly is to transfer losses to the taxpayer.
Obama just said that, “We’ve got to prevent the continuing deterioration of the housing market”.
These people are not rational. These people are running the country. This is not good.
Yes, keeping housing unaffordable coupled with “shovel” jobs while people are losing their jobs in record numbers is a brilliant combination for putting the economy back on track.
Unfortunately our ruling class has no vision of what back on track should be besides over consuming on fake wealth brought on by fraudulent asset bubbles.
January 8, 2009 at 4:44 PM #326418Arraya
ParticipantThis just wreaks of desperation by the banker class that Schumer and Dodd represent.
This is “spun” to help the “people” but undoubtedly is to transfer losses to the taxpayer.
Obama just said that, “We’ve got to prevent the continuing deterioration of the housing market”.
These people are not rational. These people are running the country. This is not good.
Yes, keeping housing unaffordable coupled with “shovel” jobs while people are losing their jobs in record numbers is a brilliant combination for putting the economy back on track.
Unfortunately our ruling class has no vision of what back on track should be besides over consuming on fake wealth brought on by fraudulent asset bubbles.
January 8, 2009 at 6:37 PM #326540patientrenter
Participant[quote=SK in CV]This is a good thing for all parties concerned…. Though I suspect that it will rarely be used, it will aid in providing stability to the market. [/quote]
Stability. Definition:
I borrow money and buy assets.
If asset prices go up, I get rich.
If asset prices go down, I don’t lose much.
Of course, it’s no free lunch. Someone has to pay for every penny this “stability” costs. But if it’s someone else who pays, then I’m OK. It’s all for the good of the “economy” . L’economie, c’est moi. It’s good to be the king.
January 8, 2009 at 6:37 PM #326453patientrenter
Participant[quote=SK in CV]This is a good thing for all parties concerned…. Though I suspect that it will rarely be used, it will aid in providing stability to the market. [/quote]
Stability. Definition:
I borrow money and buy assets.
If asset prices go up, I get rich.
If asset prices go down, I don’t lose much.
Of course, it’s no free lunch. Someone has to pay for every penny this “stability” costs. But if it’s someone else who pays, then I’m OK. It’s all for the good of the “economy” . L’economie, c’est moi. It’s good to be the king.
January 8, 2009 at 6:37 PM #326624patientrenter
Participant[quote=SK in CV]This is a good thing for all parties concerned…. Though I suspect that it will rarely be used, it will aid in providing stability to the market. [/quote]
Stability. Definition:
I borrow money and buy assets.
If asset prices go up, I get rich.
If asset prices go down, I don’t lose much.
Of course, it’s no free lunch. Someone has to pay for every penny this “stability” costs. But if it’s someone else who pays, then I’m OK. It’s all for the good of the “economy” . L’economie, c’est moi. It’s good to be the king.
January 8, 2009 at 6:37 PM #326111patientrenter
Participant[quote=SK in CV]This is a good thing for all parties concerned…. Though I suspect that it will rarely be used, it will aid in providing stability to the market. [/quote]
Stability. Definition:
I borrow money and buy assets.
If asset prices go up, I get rich.
If asset prices go down, I don’t lose much.
Of course, it’s no free lunch. Someone has to pay for every penny this “stability” costs. But if it’s someone else who pays, then I’m OK. It’s all for the good of the “economy” . L’economie, c’est moi. It’s good to be the king.
January 8, 2009 at 6:37 PM #326521patientrenter
Participant[quote=SK in CV]This is a good thing for all parties concerned…. Though I suspect that it will rarely be used, it will aid in providing stability to the market. [/quote]
Stability. Definition:
I borrow money and buy assets.
If asset prices go up, I get rich.
If asset prices go down, I don’t lose much.
Of course, it’s no free lunch. Someone has to pay for every penny this “stability” costs. But if it’s someone else who pays, then I’m OK. It’s all for the good of the “economy” . L’economie, c’est moi. It’s good to be the king.
January 8, 2009 at 7:45 PM #326531bsrsharma
ParticipantSomeone has to pay
That would be the lender. What is wrong with a greedy or stupid lender sharing in the losses? This will make future lending much more conservative, which seems not very bad.
January 8, 2009 at 7:45 PM #326634bsrsharma
ParticipantSomeone has to pay
That would be the lender. What is wrong with a greedy or stupid lender sharing in the losses? This will make future lending much more conservative, which seems not very bad.
January 8, 2009 at 7:45 PM #326550bsrsharma
ParticipantSomeone has to pay
That would be the lender. What is wrong with a greedy or stupid lender sharing in the losses? This will make future lending much more conservative, which seems not very bad.
January 8, 2009 at 7:45 PM #326121bsrsharma
ParticipantSomeone has to pay
That would be the lender. What is wrong with a greedy or stupid lender sharing in the losses? This will make future lending much more conservative, which seems not very bad.
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