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ParticipantSince it happened, the probability is 1.
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ParticipantSince it happened, the probability is 1.
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ParticipantSince it happened, the probability is 1.
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ParticipantI have used Auto Trader and the UT.
UT seems much better, and is cheaper.Craiglist is free so do that for sure.
Also, try the SD reader. Some of their classifieds are free or dirt cheap.sdduuuude
ParticipantI have used Auto Trader and the UT.
UT seems much better, and is cheaper.Craiglist is free so do that for sure.
Also, try the SD reader. Some of their classifieds are free or dirt cheap.sdduuuude
ParticipantI have used Auto Trader and the UT.
UT seems much better, and is cheaper.Craiglist is free so do that for sure.
Also, try the SD reader. Some of their classifieds are free or dirt cheap.sdduuuude
ParticipantI have used Auto Trader and the UT.
UT seems much better, and is cheaper.Craiglist is free so do that for sure.
Also, try the SD reader. Some of their classifieds are free or dirt cheap.sdduuuude
ParticipantI have used Auto Trader and the UT.
UT seems much better, and is cheaper.Craiglist is free so do that for sure.
Also, try the SD reader. Some of their classifieds are free or dirt cheap.sdduuuude
Participantsvelte – here is an article that explains a bit more about F&F.
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/07/krugman-on-gses.html
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Participantsvelte – here is an article that explains a bit more about F&F.
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/07/krugman-on-gses.html
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Participantsvelte – here is an article that explains a bit more about F&F.
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/07/krugman-on-gses.html
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Participantsvelte – here is an article that explains a bit more about F&F.
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/07/krugman-on-gses.html
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Participantsvelte – here is an article that explains a bit more about F&F.
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/07/krugman-on-gses.html
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ParticipantSvelte,
Couple of thoughts for you.
First of all – bailing out the homeowner = bailing out the lending institutions. It’s pretty much the same thing. In fact, it kind of screws the homeowner into continuing to pay into a depreciating asset, while continuing the cash-flow into the banks’ coffers.
Second – Bear Sterns is not Freddie and Fannie. Backing F&F makes some sense to avoid panic. Not so sure about Sterns.
It would be great to let F&F fail but I don’t think anyone realistically believes that the Fed/SEC/Congress will allow it to happen.
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