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Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.

What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.

[j]

Did anybody see this list before Indymac failed. I do not see Bank United or Downey on their weak list, and thestreet.com is partly owned by Kramer (who can not be trusted). Remember he said Downey S&L was a $100 stock a year ago, and he claims he made a lot of money shorting banks in the 90’s?

[j]

Did anybody see this list before Indymac failed. I do not see Bank United or Downey on their weak list, and thestreet.com is partly owned by Kramer (who can not be trusted). Remember he said Downey S&L was a $100 stock a year ago, and he claims he made a lot of money shorting banks in the 90’s?

[j]

Did anybody see this list before Indymac failed. I do not see Bank United or Downey on their weak list, and thestreet.com is partly owned by Kramer (who can not be trusted). Remember he said Downey S&L was a $100 stock a year ago, and he claims he made a lot of money shorting banks in the 90’s?

[j]

Did anybody see this list before Indymac failed. I do not see Bank United or Downey on their weak list, and thestreet.com is partly owned by Kramer (who can not be trusted). Remember he said Downey S&L was a $100 stock a year ago, and he claims he made a lot of money shorting banks in the 90’s?

[j]

Did anybody see this list before Indymac failed. I do not see Bank United or Downey on their weak list, and thestreet.com is partly owned by Kramer (who can not be trusted). Remember he said Downey S&L was a $100 stock a year ago, and he claims he made a lot of money shorting banks in the 90’s?

[j]

Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.

[j]

Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.

[j]

Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.

[j]

Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.

[j]

Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.

[j]

It depends on the car. I think craigslist is best for cars under $10,000, Classic Trader for classics, and traderpub.com was better for higher priced cars. But it has been about two years since I have sold a car. Get advise from people that sold comparable cars to yours in the last 4-6 months. The auto market has really changed in that time.

[j]

It depends on the car. I think craigslist is best for cars under $10,000, Classic Trader for classics, and traderpub.com was better for higher priced cars. But it has been about two years since I have sold a car. Get advise from people that sold comparable cars to yours in the last 4-6 months. The auto market has really changed in that time.

[j]

It depends on the car. I think craigslist is best for cars under $10,000, Classic Trader for classics, and traderpub.com was better for higher priced cars. But it has been about two years since I have sold a car. Get advise from people that sold comparable cars to yours in the last 4-6 months. The auto market has really changed in that time.

[j]

It depends on the car. I think craigslist is best for cars under $10,000, Classic Trader for classics, and traderpub.com was better for higher priced cars. But it has been about two years since I have sold a car. Get advise from people that sold comparable cars to yours in the last 4-6 months. The auto market has really changed in that time.

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