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  • May 30, 2008 at 3:45 PM #214577
    JWM in SD
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    “I’m beginning to think JWM=ex-sd. Whenever one posts, the other steps forward shortly thereafter with a pat on the back for finding such a great article. C’mon guys (or guy) bring some thoughtful analysis for change.

    As a step further, I’d venture that its possible JWM = ex-sd = PS”

    That’s pretty funny. Actually, I think you’re one of the anon idiots at BMIT. And like Ex-SD, I also strongly suspect that you are also Alex Angel and / or Schizo.

    May 30, 2008 at 7:02 PM #214475
    34f3f3f
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    People will rush the bank if they know which banks are under reserved. Look at Northern Rock.

    Actually, figures (albeit unofficial) released after the Northern Rock debacle listed the provisions of many major banks in the UK, given their reserves to loan business underwritten. A run on a bank in more likely to occur when rumors circulate that a bank is in difficulty. If banks have nothing to hide then why not reveal their exposure?

    May 30, 2008 at 7:02 PM #214554
    34f3f3f
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    People will rush the bank if they know which banks are under reserved. Look at Northern Rock.

    Actually, figures (albeit unofficial) released after the Northern Rock debacle listed the provisions of many major banks in the UK, given their reserves to loan business underwritten. A run on a bank in more likely to occur when rumors circulate that a bank is in difficulty. If banks have nothing to hide then why not reveal their exposure?

    May 30, 2008 at 7:02 PM #214576
    34f3f3f
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    People will rush the bank if they know which banks are under reserved. Look at Northern Rock.

    Actually, figures (albeit unofficial) released after the Northern Rock debacle listed the provisions of many major banks in the UK, given their reserves to loan business underwritten. A run on a bank in more likely to occur when rumors circulate that a bank is in difficulty. If banks have nothing to hide then why not reveal their exposure?

    May 30, 2008 at 7:02 PM #214602
    34f3f3f
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    People will rush the bank if they know which banks are under reserved. Look at Northern Rock.

    Actually, figures (albeit unofficial) released after the Northern Rock debacle listed the provisions of many major banks in the UK, given their reserves to loan business underwritten. A run on a bank in more likely to occur when rumors circulate that a bank is in difficulty. If banks have nothing to hide then why not reveal their exposure?

    May 30, 2008 at 7:02 PM #214634
    34f3f3f
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    People will rush the bank if they know which banks are under reserved. Look at Northern Rock.

    Actually, figures (albeit unofficial) released after the Northern Rock debacle listed the provisions of many major banks in the UK, given their reserves to loan business underwritten. A run on a bank in more likely to occur when rumors circulate that a bank is in difficulty. If banks have nothing to hide then why not reveal their exposure?

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