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October 6, 2008 at 12:02 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282391October 6, 2008 at 12:02 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282393
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ParticipantBring the pain!!!
October 6, 2008 at 12:02 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282434peterb
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October 6, 2008 at 12:02 PM in reply to: Fed in bold move to thaw credit markets says it will buy massive amounts of short-term debt #282447peterb
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ParticipantBarry Bonds, despite the asterisk.
Better performance through chemistry.New thought on moral hazard and the “personal bailout”….
While credit cards are stil rather easy to get, why not go get about 20 new ones and then take out the cash option for about $15K per card? That should put about $300K in your pocket, then go out to Temecula and pick-up a casa on the golf course for cash. After it closes, file BK with the cc’s.
Done! Then spend the next year two years cleaning up your credit.getting a loan in the future will be really hard anyway. This way your house is paid free and clear.
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ParticipantBarry Bonds, despite the asterisk.
Better performance through chemistry.New thought on moral hazard and the “personal bailout”….
While credit cards are stil rather easy to get, why not go get about 20 new ones and then take out the cash option for about $15K per card? That should put about $300K in your pocket, then go out to Temecula and pick-up a casa on the golf course for cash. After it closes, file BK with the cc’s.
Done! Then spend the next year two years cleaning up your credit.getting a loan in the future will be really hard anyway. This way your house is paid free and clear.
peterb
ParticipantBarry Bonds, despite the asterisk.
Better performance through chemistry.New thought on moral hazard and the “personal bailout”….
While credit cards are stil rather easy to get, why not go get about 20 new ones and then take out the cash option for about $15K per card? That should put about $300K in your pocket, then go out to Temecula and pick-up a casa on the golf course for cash. After it closes, file BK with the cc’s.
Done! Then spend the next year two years cleaning up your credit.getting a loan in the future will be really hard anyway. This way your house is paid free and clear.
peterb
ParticipantBarry Bonds, despite the asterisk.
Better performance through chemistry.New thought on moral hazard and the “personal bailout”….
While credit cards are stil rather easy to get, why not go get about 20 new ones and then take out the cash option for about $15K per card? That should put about $300K in your pocket, then go out to Temecula and pick-up a casa on the golf course for cash. After it closes, file BK with the cc’s.
Done! Then spend the next year two years cleaning up your credit.getting a loan in the future will be really hard anyway. This way your house is paid free and clear.
peterb
ParticipantBarry Bonds, despite the asterisk.
Better performance through chemistry.New thought on moral hazard and the “personal bailout”….
While credit cards are stil rather easy to get, why not go get about 20 new ones and then take out the cash option for about $15K per card? That should put about $300K in your pocket, then go out to Temecula and pick-up a casa on the golf course for cash. After it closes, file BK with the cc’s.
Done! Then spend the next year two years cleaning up your credit.getting a loan in the future will be really hard anyway. This way your house is paid free and clear.
peterb
ParticipantSome economic historians think this is more like the crash of 1873 or 1825…or even 1907. Those were huge credit bubble burst. But all basically depressions.
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ParticipantSome economic historians think this is more like the crash of 1873 or 1825…or even 1907. Those were huge credit bubble burst. But all basically depressions.
peterb
ParticipantSome economic historians think this is more like the crash of 1873 or 1825…or even 1907. Those were huge credit bubble burst. But all basically depressions.
peterb
ParticipantSome economic historians think this is more like the crash of 1873 or 1825…or even 1907. Those were huge credit bubble burst. But all basically depressions.
peterb
ParticipantSome economic historians think this is more like the crash of 1873 or 1825…or even 1907. Those were huge credit bubble burst. But all basically depressions.
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ParticipantWhen I was a kid, there was nothing great about Encinitas and it was not expensive by any stretch. So everyone that talks like it was the way it is from back in the day, does not know what they’re talking about. Get rid of high paying jobs near it, and there goes the price.
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