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Three things ought to happen.
* The Securites and Exchange Commision ought to be abolished. * The Federal Reserve ought to be abolished. * A massive amount of public lynchings need to go forward. A lot of these crooks in Washington and Wall Street simply ought to be hung - and it would be a lot of fun to watch. Money doesn't belong on paper - it belongs in pockets. Enough with the government involvement that allows fictional money to exist only on paper. However, the most important thing is that public lynchings return. |
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I grew up the definition of middle class having a roof over my head, that my father rented literally week to week, never had to worry about whether I had clothes or food as my father did what he had to do to raise 3 sons and a daughter but there were no excesses of any kind. I was fortunate enough to go to a state univ for a very afforable education, did decently academically and subsequently during the Regan years borrowed 250K, most of it with 18% HEAL money to finanace my medical education which I have subsequently paid back over 15 years. With a credit rating in the mid to upper 600's I recently sold my home and applied for a mortgage offering 30% down payment on a home half the size of the place I sold. We had our application frozen or "denied at this time" due to the current circumstances. Now my job has changed substantially in the last 6 months and I have educational loans for my sons and about 10% of what I made last year in other debts but if I can't get an immediate loan at the best rates then what's going to happen to the people who are not as fortunate as I am when they want to but a home or finance a car while they have decent jobs and credit scores........this bill was not the answer but if you don't believe that we are about to enter one of the darkess financial times of our lifetime ask your friends who are trying to buy anything of substance how it is going for them. |
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Okay Morty I know I'll regret this but as I have said repeatedly you are the smartest guy who types here by far....what did Steven H. Crist mean? |
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Uh well....it's an expression of shock. I won't use the name most do as I recall my Catholic upbringing and what would happen to me should I use that name. I'm just sick of all the expert opinion...that's all. |
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Enron was about the executives cashing in their company stock at such a rate that the employee's stock was about worthless. This Savings and Loan stuff isn't about ripping off their employees. It's about knowingly making bad loans, and it was widespread. Anytime something is widespread, the punishment isn't as interesting to authorities. I doubt they punish these people for their greed. Matter of fact, they can't wait to pass this bill, and pay them for their bad loans. |
I just want money to be able to flow.
I do not want to see children and older folks hurt by this. Some of the older folks live on fixed incomes that rely on a mixture of stocks and bonds being sold. I dont want them to suffer. I do not want to see poorer folks with kids to raise lose jobs because the economy grinds to a halt. Its already tough enough. Jobs are going away every month now. This will not help. We got to free up money. If every one just wraps their arms around what little they may have, and hunker down... Time for Coop vegetable gardens and chickens in the back yard. Worked in college. People well off will not starve. I have to believe some sort of bill comes through so that money does not to stagnate and rot. |
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SCUDS...I call distraction for you :D |
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All of this has already been said and we still have those that want to talk about s and l's and "banks" doing crooked loans. So if you guys want to continue on this path of blame without actually understanding where the blame belongs then continue. Frankly, geeker, this is beyond frustrating. |
This is kind of neat.
You can find how your representative voted and those in other states. Just move your mouse on the little squares. Very cool. http://www.nytimes.com/ref/washingto...urrentRoll=674 |
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Well, we both support OBAMA. Just how do you expect him to help send people to college etc. if the money goes to bail out your greedy industry? How we gunna fix our infrastructure? Go ahead. Keep living off credit and see where it gets us. I'M so stupid huh? But I am the one that doesn't have my money in stocks that are going down. My money is in FIDC INSURED ACCOUNTS that are all under the limit they will protect. Now tell me why I should want to give up the value of those dollars to bail out your sorry industry? You want to make my money worth half a Euro? How low you want the value of a dollar to go? |
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You win. |
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DALA I feel your pain and sense your frustration..I too hate those damn DEM's. Just hang in there soon John & Sarah will be in the White House and all will be well.....now relax and look at a playboy magazine - something both sexes can enjoy! :) |
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Fact is we need to give out much, much, much less credit to people. People don't like that, but it's the truth. We need to give out some money for loans, but we can't just keep living on credit. Band aid it all you want, but we have to stop abusing credit. |
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Go dodgers!!!! |
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Steven H. Crist already!!
SHUT UP!! YOU'VE MADE YOUR FRIGGIN' POSITION KNOWN TO EVERY SCHEMING MORTGAGE CONSULTANT HERE! |
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Libor up 431 bps
At an all time high of 6.88. This is really bad...
This is not about liquidity anymore...its about solvency. Banks will not lend to each other except at ridiculous rates. Why? Because banks don't trust the other banks not to default and because everyone is hording cash. Vicious cycle. Remind anyone of something? |
i saw earlier that the russian market suspended trading.
this isn't just about the u.s. economy, this whole mess is far-reaching in its implications. i don't think a lot of people realize just what kind of effect our economy has on the global economy. |
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