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September 17, 2008 at 8:17 PM in reply to: FDIC COVERAGE?? I AM I COVERED? MY LIFE SAVINGS OMG! HEELLLPPPPP!!! #272127
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ParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
ParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
ParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
ParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
ParticipantFLU,
Pretty much agree with your prediction on Fed action. Spoke to a top exec at big tech firm last month who said the strong dollar was hurting European sales, so many US firms will be happy for dollar fall. Dollar/Euro has gone from 160 to 142 in just months.
ParticipantIt appeared to be capitulation, but I fear it wasn’t the bottom as usual. The VIX is only at 31. It was 37 on 1/22/08, and at previous bottoms the VIX went over 40.
Sure enough, Hulbert has same conclusion looking at market letter sentiment indicators which imply that many observers are not as bearish as they were in July.
ParticipantIt appeared to be capitulation, but I fear it wasn’t the bottom as usual. The VIX is only at 31. It was 37 on 1/22/08, and at previous bottoms the VIX went over 40.
Sure enough, Hulbert has same conclusion looking at market letter sentiment indicators which imply that many observers are not as bearish as they were in July.
ParticipantIt appeared to be capitulation, but I fear it wasn’t the bottom as usual. The VIX is only at 31. It was 37 on 1/22/08, and at previous bottoms the VIX went over 40.
Sure enough, Hulbert has same conclusion looking at market letter sentiment indicators which imply that many observers are not as bearish as they were in July.
ParticipantIt appeared to be capitulation, but I fear it wasn’t the bottom as usual. The VIX is only at 31. It was 37 on 1/22/08, and at previous bottoms the VIX went over 40.
Sure enough, Hulbert has same conclusion looking at market letter sentiment indicators which imply that many observers are not as bearish as they were in July.
ParticipantIt appeared to be capitulation, but I fear it wasn’t the bottom as usual. The VIX is only at 31. It was 37 on 1/22/08, and at previous bottoms the VIX went over 40.
Sure enough, Hulbert has same conclusion looking at market letter sentiment indicators which imply that many observers are not as bearish as they were in July.
September 14, 2008 at 9:38 PM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #270301Participant$18 Billion dollar premium for MER. CEO Thain will warrant a nice little bonus. What financial problem? BofA, WFC, JPM will just buy out all the other banks, Wall Street problems solved. BofA wouldn’t pay massive premium if MER had any problems (unless they secretly transfer all debt to Uncle Sam).
In election year, feds will do whatever it takes to stem the tide.
September 14, 2008 at 9:38 PM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #270535Participant$18 Billion dollar premium for MER. CEO Thain will warrant a nice little bonus. What financial problem? BofA, WFC, JPM will just buy out all the other banks, Wall Street problems solved. BofA wouldn’t pay massive premium if MER had any problems (unless they secretly transfer all debt to Uncle Sam).
In election year, feds will do whatever it takes to stem the tide.
September 14, 2008 at 9:38 PM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #270539Participant$18 Billion dollar premium for MER. CEO Thain will warrant a nice little bonus. What financial problem? BofA, WFC, JPM will just buy out all the other banks, Wall Street problems solved. BofA wouldn’t pay massive premium if MER had any problems (unless they secretly transfer all debt to Uncle Sam).
In election year, feds will do whatever it takes to stem the tide.
September 14, 2008 at 9:38 PM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #270587Participant$18 Billion dollar premium for MER. CEO Thain will warrant a nice little bonus. What financial problem? BofA, WFC, JPM will just buy out all the other banks, Wall Street problems solved. BofA wouldn’t pay massive premium if MER had any problems (unless they secretly transfer all debt to Uncle Sam).
In election year, feds will do whatever it takes to stem the tide.
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