Latest Comments on Balance Sheet Future's Articles

1. Chris B on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Despite posting an industry-wide quarterly loss of $32.1 billion... more »
2. Grouper on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Interesting information, but it sounds like no one on this board... more »
3. Doc 224899 on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: It may be that Banks have started to recognize that accepting TARP... more »
4. MattZN on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Actually, TARP costs the banks 9% annually. It's only 5% for the... more »
5. greedcanbgood on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: I couldn't agree more...someone finally got it correct! Look at... more »
6. atavist.avatar on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Yes indeed. Someone who understands the need for facts in one of... more »
7. Toeser on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Overall bank lending is up something like 3-4% over the past 12... more »
8. Big Jack58 on Why Banks Want to Return TARP Money: Wow, someone finally got it right. The route cause of the current... more »
9. MattZN on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : I think both the author and respondents are missing the point. ... more »
10. William Cowie on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : If MTM is eliminated, now is not the time. At the moment, the pain... more »
11. j_remington on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : The value of a foreclosed house may still be overvalued. Home... more »
12. canadian_investor on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : The real problem with mark-to-market is not the VALUE of the... more »
13. gtmcduffy@gmail.com on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : Well said...finally- a comment from someone that has nailed it to... more »
14. mrktcap on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : I really hope this market rally holds, who really wants another... more »
15. mrbill on FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market : “All they had to do was switch the MBS from M2M to Mark to... more »