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August 31, 2009 at 9:18 PM in reply to: Banks to Flood the Markets with Foreclosures – CNBC Reports #451276August 31, 2009 at 9:18 PM in reply to: Banks to Flood the Markets with Foreclosures – CNBC Reports #451469
gandalf
ParticipantYep, SDR. I agree. Next leg down when interest rates spike. Not sure the timing or mechanism.
August 31, 2009 at 9:18 PM in reply to: Banks to Flood the Markets with Foreclosures – CNBC Reports #451814ParticipantYep, SDR. I agree. Next leg down when interest rates spike. Not sure the timing or mechanism.
August 31, 2009 at 9:18 PM in reply to: Banks to Flood the Markets with Foreclosures – CNBC Reports #451885ParticipantYep, SDR. I agree. Next leg down when interest rates spike. Not sure the timing or mechanism.
August 31, 2009 at 9:18 PM in reply to: Banks to Flood the Markets with Foreclosures – CNBC Reports #452076ParticipantYep, SDR. I agree. Next leg down when interest rates spike. Not sure the timing or mechanism.
August 31, 2009 at 9:11 PM in reply to: Birth Certificate suggest Obama may not be a natural born US citizen #451271ParticipantCan’t believe I used to be GOP. A year of distance from the election. I’d say the GOP is laughable but it’s not even funny anymore. They’re sad. Like sad clowns. Hanging around a creepy carnival. Yuck.
August 31, 2009 at 9:11 PM in reply to: Birth Certificate suggest Obama may not be a natural born US citizen #451464ParticipantCan’t believe I used to be GOP. A year of distance from the election. I’d say the GOP is laughable but it’s not even funny anymore. They’re sad. Like sad clowns. Hanging around a creepy carnival. Yuck.
August 31, 2009 at 9:11 PM in reply to: Birth Certificate suggest Obama may not be a natural born US citizen #451809ParticipantCan’t believe I used to be GOP. A year of distance from the election. I’d say the GOP is laughable but it’s not even funny anymore. They’re sad. Like sad clowns. Hanging around a creepy carnival. Yuck.
August 31, 2009 at 9:11 PM in reply to: Birth Certificate suggest Obama may not be a natural born US citizen #451880ParticipantCan’t believe I used to be GOP. A year of distance from the election. I’d say the GOP is laughable but it’s not even funny anymore. They’re sad. Like sad clowns. Hanging around a creepy carnival. Yuck.
August 31, 2009 at 9:11 PM in reply to: Birth Certificate suggest Obama may not be a natural born US citizen #452071ParticipantCan’t believe I used to be GOP. A year of distance from the election. I’d say the GOP is laughable but it’s not even funny anymore. They’re sad. Like sad clowns. Hanging around a creepy carnival. Yuck.
August 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM in reply to: OT: is long form jounalism getting it right on AIG, Bank of America, and Merril Lynch? #445388ParticipantPopulist bias? Now the journalists are the problem? First of all, Fannie/Freddie aren’t Main Street. They’re as insider as you can get.
Second, this is not a standard business cycle. Enormous amounts of fraud took place in the financial industry. More money was lost through leverage games on ‘Wall Street’ than the entire sum total of all of the real property in America. It wasn’t ‘Joe the Plumber’ flipping condos.
And while most of this ‘lost wealth’ was fictitious to begin with, we’re socializing the losses (WELFARE for BANKSTERS) just to preserve the stability of our country. The Greatest Bank Robbery of All-Time.
High-level principals and insiders in the FIRE sector are primarily responsible for this disaster. The dislocations we’re experiencing in our economy right now, orders of magnitude worse than a business cycle downturn, are the result. ‘Main Street’ didn’t put capitalism at-risk.
ANY news, journalism, blogs, etc. that sheds light on this sordid mess, exposes the fraud, restores transparency — that’s a good thing. The bias is incidental and appropriate, because there’s a concerted effort to cover things up.
August 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM in reply to: OT: is long form jounalism getting it right on AIG, Bank of America, and Merril Lynch? #445582ParticipantPopulist bias? Now the journalists are the problem? First of all, Fannie/Freddie aren’t Main Street. They’re as insider as you can get.
Second, this is not a standard business cycle. Enormous amounts of fraud took place in the financial industry. More money was lost through leverage games on ‘Wall Street’ than the entire sum total of all of the real property in America. It wasn’t ‘Joe the Plumber’ flipping condos.
And while most of this ‘lost wealth’ was fictitious to begin with, we’re socializing the losses (WELFARE for BANKSTERS) just to preserve the stability of our country. The Greatest Bank Robbery of All-Time.
High-level principals and insiders in the FIRE sector are primarily responsible for this disaster. The dislocations we’re experiencing in our economy right now, orders of magnitude worse than a business cycle downturn, are the result. ‘Main Street’ didn’t put capitalism at-risk.
ANY news, journalism, blogs, etc. that sheds light on this sordid mess, exposes the fraud, restores transparency — that’s a good thing. The bias is incidental and appropriate, because there’s a concerted effort to cover things up.
August 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM in reply to: OT: is long form jounalism getting it right on AIG, Bank of America, and Merril Lynch? #445920ParticipantPopulist bias? Now the journalists are the problem? First of all, Fannie/Freddie aren’t Main Street. They’re as insider as you can get.
Second, this is not a standard business cycle. Enormous amounts of fraud took place in the financial industry. More money was lost through leverage games on ‘Wall Street’ than the entire sum total of all of the real property in America. It wasn’t ‘Joe the Plumber’ flipping condos.
And while most of this ‘lost wealth’ was fictitious to begin with, we’re socializing the losses (WELFARE for BANKSTERS) just to preserve the stability of our country. The Greatest Bank Robbery of All-Time.
High-level principals and insiders in the FIRE sector are primarily responsible for this disaster. The dislocations we’re experiencing in our economy right now, orders of magnitude worse than a business cycle downturn, are the result. ‘Main Street’ didn’t put capitalism at-risk.
ANY news, journalism, blogs, etc. that sheds light on this sordid mess, exposes the fraud, restores transparency — that’s a good thing. The bias is incidental and appropriate, because there’s a concerted effort to cover things up.
August 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM in reply to: OT: is long form jounalism getting it right on AIG, Bank of America, and Merril Lynch? #445991ParticipantPopulist bias? Now the journalists are the problem? First of all, Fannie/Freddie aren’t Main Street. They’re as insider as you can get.
Second, this is not a standard business cycle. Enormous amounts of fraud took place in the financial industry. More money was lost through leverage games on ‘Wall Street’ than the entire sum total of all of the real property in America. It wasn’t ‘Joe the Plumber’ flipping condos.
And while most of this ‘lost wealth’ was fictitious to begin with, we’re socializing the losses (WELFARE for BANKSTERS) just to preserve the stability of our country. The Greatest Bank Robbery of All-Time.
High-level principals and insiders in the FIRE sector are primarily responsible for this disaster. The dislocations we’re experiencing in our economy right now, orders of magnitude worse than a business cycle downturn, are the result. ‘Main Street’ didn’t put capitalism at-risk.
ANY news, journalism, blogs, etc. that sheds light on this sordid mess, exposes the fraud, restores transparency — that’s a good thing. The bias is incidental and appropriate, because there’s a concerted effort to cover things up.
August 16, 2009 at 8:11 PM in reply to: OT: is long form jounalism getting it right on AIG, Bank of America, and Merril Lynch? #446172ParticipantPopulist bias? Now the journalists are the problem? First of all, Fannie/Freddie aren’t Main Street. They’re as insider as you can get.
Second, this is not a standard business cycle. Enormous amounts of fraud took place in the financial industry. More money was lost through leverage games on ‘Wall Street’ than the entire sum total of all of the real property in America. It wasn’t ‘Joe the Plumber’ flipping condos.
And while most of this ‘lost wealth’ was fictitious to begin with, we’re socializing the losses (WELFARE for BANKSTERS) just to preserve the stability of our country. The Greatest Bank Robbery of All-Time.
High-level principals and insiders in the FIRE sector are primarily responsible for this disaster. The dislocations we’re experiencing in our economy right now, orders of magnitude worse than a business cycle downturn, are the result. ‘Main Street’ didn’t put capitalism at-risk.
ANY news, journalism, blogs, etc. that sheds light on this sordid mess, exposes the fraud, restores transparency — that’s a good thing. The bias is incidental and appropriate, because there’s a concerted effort to cover things up.
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