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ParticipantApparently Goldman and JP Morgan have taken care of the capital requirements so this is all frivolous reporting. AIG is fine. They have $500 billion in assets.
ParticipantApparently Goldman and JP Morgan have taken care of the capital requirements so this is all frivolous reporting. AIG is fine. They have $500 billion in assets.
ParticipantApparently Goldman and JP Morgan have taken care of the capital requirements so this is all frivolous reporting. AIG is fine. They have $500 billion in assets.
ParticipantApparently Goldman and JP Morgan have taken care of the capital requirements so this is all frivolous reporting. AIG is fine. They have $500 billion in assets.
Participantis this reliable? They are saying that if they can’t raise $75 billion by end of day tommorow they have to file bankruptcy on Wednesday. That seems a bit too far fetched for me to believe! If this is not the case then I would say CNBC is going down the path of very irreponsible journalism by spreading this kind of panic.
Participantis this reliable? They are saying that if they can’t raise $75 billion by end of day tommorow they have to file bankruptcy on Wednesday. That seems a bit too far fetched for me to believe! If this is not the case then I would say CNBC is going down the path of very irreponsible journalism by spreading this kind of panic.
Participantis this reliable? They are saying that if they can’t raise $75 billion by end of day tommorow they have to file bankruptcy on Wednesday. That seems a bit too far fetched for me to believe! If this is not the case then I would say CNBC is going down the path of very irreponsible journalism by spreading this kind of panic.
Participantis this reliable? They are saying that if they can’t raise $75 billion by end of day tommorow they have to file bankruptcy on Wednesday. That seems a bit too far fetched for me to believe! If this is not the case then I would say CNBC is going down the path of very irreponsible journalism by spreading this kind of panic.
Participantis this reliable? They are saying that if they can’t raise $75 billion by end of day tommorow they have to file bankruptcy on Wednesday. That seems a bit too far fetched for me to believe! If this is not the case then I would say CNBC is going down the path of very irreponsible journalism by spreading this kind of panic.
ParticipantThe consensus is that WaMu is toast. Share price after hrs is $1.80 now. Any more bad news and it is a complete goner and to imagine that the Alt-A crisis has not even started.
ParticipantThe consensus is that WaMu is toast. Share price after hrs is $1.80 now. Any more bad news and it is a complete goner and to imagine that the Alt-A crisis has not even started.
ParticipantThe consensus is that WaMu is toast. Share price after hrs is $1.80 now. Any more bad news and it is a complete goner and to imagine that the Alt-A crisis has not even started.
ParticipantThe consensus is that WaMu is toast. Share price after hrs is $1.80 now. Any more bad news and it is a complete goner and to imagine that the Alt-A crisis has not even started.
ParticipantThe consensus is that WaMu is toast. Share price after hrs is $1.80 now. Any more bad news and it is a complete goner and to imagine that the Alt-A crisis has not even started.
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