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behind closed doors, the heads of citigroup, boa and jp morgan have gathered to discuss the subprime superfund…
“i dont want to buy in, you buy in.”
“i’m not buying in…”
“we’ll sell it to bernanke, he’ll buy anything…”
behind closed doors, the heads of citigroup, boa and jp morgan have gathered to discuss the subprime superfund…
“i dont want to buy in, you buy in.”
“i’m not buying in…”
“we’ll sell it to bernanke, he’ll buy anything…”
behind closed doors, the heads of citigroup, boa and jp morgan have gathered to discuss the subprime superfund…
“i dont want to buy in, you buy in.”
“i’m not buying in…”
“we’ll sell it to bernanke, he’ll buy anything…”
behind closed doors, the heads of citigroup, boa and jp morgan have gathered to discuss the subprime superfund…
“i dont want to buy in, you buy in.”
“i’m not buying in…”
“we’ll sell it to bernanke, he’ll buy anything…”
behind closed doors, the heads of citigroup, boa and jp morgan have gathered to discuss the subprime superfund…
“i dont want to buy in, you buy in.”
“i’m not buying in…”
“we’ll sell it to bernanke, he’ll buy anything…”
It was an utterly ridiculous idea to begin with, just like the idea that the feds can force lenders and investors to freeze the teaser rates.
It was an utterly ridiculous idea to begin with, just like the idea that the feds can force lenders and investors to freeze the teaser rates.
It was an utterly ridiculous idea to begin with, just like the idea that the feds can force lenders and investors to freeze the teaser rates.
It was an utterly ridiculous idea to begin with, just like the idea that the feds can force lenders and investors to freeze the teaser rates.
It was an utterly ridiculous idea to begin with, just like the idea that the feds can force lenders and investors to freeze the teaser rates.