[drunkle]

Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/22/news/international/europe_covered_bonds/index.htm?postversion=2007112209

wonder what effect this action will have on things tomorrow. if the euros are bailing out of these bonds and the euro banks are halting trading, does that give american traders a leg up? and totally screw the euro investors? or are americans already out of that game?

[drunkle]

Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/22/news/international/europe_covered_bonds/index.htm?postversion=2007112209

wonder what effect this action will have on things tomorrow. if the euros are bailing out of these bonds and the euro banks are halting trading, does that give american traders a leg up? and totally screw the euro investors? or are americans already out of that game?

[drunkle]

Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/22/news/international/europe_covered_bonds/index.htm?postversion=2007112209

wonder what effect this action will have on things tomorrow. if the euros are bailing out of these bonds and the euro banks are halting trading, does that give american traders a leg up? and totally screw the euro investors? or are americans already out of that game?

[drunkle]

Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/22/news/international/europe_covered_bonds/index.htm?postversion=2007112209

wonder what effect this action will have on things tomorrow. if the euros are bailing out of these bonds and the euro banks are halting trading, does that give american traders a leg up? and totally screw the euro investors? or are americans already out of that game?

[drunkle]

Euro banks halt trading in some mortgage bonds:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/11/22/news/international/europe_covered_bonds/index.htm?postversion=2007112209

wonder what effect this action will have on things tomorrow. if the euros are bailing out of these bonds and the euro banks are halting trading, does that give american traders a leg up? and totally screw the euro investors? or are americans already out of that game?

[drunkle]

i honestly think this is just a show. “good faith” if you want, but a show; countrywide for instance. by showing “good faith” and confidence in their ability to rewrite loan terms, they present a confidence in their business solvency.

countrywide and gmac if not the others are facing tough times, possible bankruptcy. they lose nothing by agreeing to this, they gain confidence in their operations, good will. depositors will think twice about closing their accounts, they might gain favorable treatment by government loans/bailout, same for private loans/bailout.

arnold gains favor for being sympathetic to the people, for accomplishing a compromise with business, for not using tax dollars for aid and for not terminating anyone in the process. if the plan fails, he tried, it’s not his fault, it was too big of a problem to solve. but he tried.

[drunkle]

i honestly think this is just a show. “good faith” if you want, but a show; countrywide for instance. by showing “good faith” and confidence in their ability to rewrite loan terms, they present a confidence in their business solvency.

countrywide and gmac if not the others are facing tough times, possible bankruptcy. they lose nothing by agreeing to this, they gain confidence in their operations, good will. depositors will think twice about closing their accounts, they might gain favorable treatment by government loans/bailout, same for private loans/bailout.

arnold gains favor for being sympathetic to the people, for accomplishing a compromise with business, for not using tax dollars for aid and for not terminating anyone in the process. if the plan fails, he tried, it’s not his fault, it was too big of a problem to solve. but he tried.

[drunkle]

i honestly think this is just a show. “good faith” if you want, but a show; countrywide for instance. by showing “good faith” and confidence in their ability to rewrite loan terms, they present a confidence in their business solvency.

countrywide and gmac if not the others are facing tough times, possible bankruptcy. they lose nothing by agreeing to this, they gain confidence in their operations, good will. depositors will think twice about closing their accounts, they might gain favorable treatment by government loans/bailout, same for private loans/bailout.

arnold gains favor for being sympathetic to the people, for accomplishing a compromise with business, for not using tax dollars for aid and for not terminating anyone in the process. if the plan fails, he tried, it’s not his fault, it was too big of a problem to solve. but he tried.

[drunkle]

i honestly think this is just a show. “good faith” if you want, but a show; countrywide for instance. by showing “good faith” and confidence in their ability to rewrite loan terms, they present a confidence in their business solvency.

countrywide and gmac if not the others are facing tough times, possible bankruptcy. they lose nothing by agreeing to this, they gain confidence in their operations, good will. depositors will think twice about closing their accounts, they might gain favorable treatment by government loans/bailout, same for private loans/bailout.

arnold gains favor for being sympathetic to the people, for accomplishing a compromise with business, for not using tax dollars for aid and for not terminating anyone in the process. if the plan fails, he tried, it’s not his fault, it was too big of a problem to solve. but he tried.

[drunkle]

i honestly think this is just a show. “good faith” if you want, but a show; countrywide for instance. by showing “good faith” and confidence in their ability to rewrite loan terms, they present a confidence in their business solvency.

countrywide and gmac if not the others are facing tough times, possible bankruptcy. they lose nothing by agreeing to this, they gain confidence in their operations, good will. depositors will think twice about closing their accounts, they might gain favorable treatment by government loans/bailout, same for private loans/bailout.

arnold gains favor for being sympathetic to the people, for accomplishing a compromise with business, for not using tax dollars for aid and for not terminating anyone in the process. if the plan fails, he tried, it’s not his fault, it was too big of a problem to solve. but he tried.

[drunkle]

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis_tst.htm

read some of his essays.

i dont agree with some of his stances, like his stance on slashing social services, elimination of the estate tax and such. but, i think he’s even handed… elimination of social services balanced with elimination of corporate favoritism. elimination of the estate tax with protection of middle class american jobs.

he’s really the only one tackling the issues of the economy, the wage gap and the government’s failure to provide for all of it’s people.

and fox news is deathly scared of him. that fact alone should be good enough for anyone.

[drunkle]

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis_tst.htm

read some of his essays.

i dont agree with some of his stances, like his stance on slashing social services, elimination of the estate tax and such. but, i think he’s even handed… elimination of social services balanced with elimination of corporate favoritism. elimination of the estate tax with protection of middle class american jobs.

he’s really the only one tackling the issues of the economy, the wage gap and the government’s failure to provide for all of it’s people.

and fox news is deathly scared of him. that fact alone should be good enough for anyone.

[drunkle]

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis_tst.htm

read some of his essays.

i dont agree with some of his stances, like his stance on slashing social services, elimination of the estate tax and such. but, i think he’s even handed… elimination of social services balanced with elimination of corporate favoritism. elimination of the estate tax with protection of middle class american jobs.

he’s really the only one tackling the issues of the economy, the wage gap and the government’s failure to provide for all of it’s people.

and fox news is deathly scared of him. that fact alone should be good enough for anyone.

[drunkle]

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis_tst.htm

read some of his essays.

i dont agree with some of his stances, like his stance on slashing social services, elimination of the estate tax and such. but, i think he’s even handed… elimination of social services balanced with elimination of corporate favoritism. elimination of the estate tax with protection of middle class american jobs.

he’s really the only one tackling the issues of the economy, the wage gap and the government’s failure to provide for all of it’s people.

and fox news is deathly scared of him. that fact alone should be good enough for anyone.

[drunkle]

http://www.house.gov/paul/legis_tst.htm

read some of his essays.

i dont agree with some of his stances, like his stance on slashing social services, elimination of the estate tax and such. but, i think he’s even handed… elimination of social services balanced with elimination of corporate favoritism. elimination of the estate tax with protection of middle class american jobs.

he’s really the only one tackling the issues of the economy, the wage gap and the government’s failure to provide for all of it’s people.

and fox news is deathly scared of him. that fact alone should be good enough for anyone.

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