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Latest | Highest ratedAllied Capital Corporation Q4 2007 Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
The Timeless Money Center/Government Dance [View article]
The Timeless Money Center/Government Dance [View article]
LET'S LOOK AT THE RESULT. BANK LIQUIDITY PROBLEMS REDUCED, STOCK MARKET AND OTHER INVESTOR RISK AND DISCOUNTING SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED BY FORCING THE WRITEDOWN INSTEAD OF PLAYING THIS "HOW LONG CAN I FAKE OUT THE MARKET" NONSENSE GOING ON TODAY. THE US BALANCE OF PAYMENTS WOULD NOT BE AFFECTED, INTEREST ON THE PREFERREDS COULD GO TO THE TREASURE OR 50% TO A FOCUSSED ISSUE, THE IMPACT OF THE RESET PEAK WHICH I BELIEVE OCCURS IN 2009 WILL BE SPREAD, SINCE ANYONE NOT ABLE TO REFI OR TO PAY THE MORTGAGE AS WRITTEN WILL HAVE SOMETHING ON THEIR CREDIT RECORD THEY WILL NOT BE LEFT OFF SCOTT FREE. THE WORK-OUTS WILL BE LEFT IN THE HANDS OF THOSE WHO MIGHT WELL WANT TO GET RID OF THOSE PREFERREDS (MANY THEY SHOULD ESCALATE 1/2% A YEAR AS ADDED INCENTIVE), THE GOVERNMENT WOULD HAVE ITS MESSY INCOMPETENT INVOLVEMENT MINIMIZED. SOME TERMS WILL UNDOUBTEDLY REQUIRE RESTRICTIONS ON LAWSUITS; HOWEVER, THE US WOULD NOT BE IN THE POSITION OF RETROACTIVELY REWORDING FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS.
The numbers used are approximate, but I thought would be good enough for illustration. The definition of the scope and depth of the problem, the means of action available to mortgagors and mortgagees and a more generous time frame would remove further uncertainty, use of our US government money at a rate would be less damaging to the US$
and balance of payments, the markets
could then focus on the issues brought about by a weakening economy and consumer credit - I have no interest in destroying the real world, just taking the mumbo-jumbo out of the CDO and so-called sub-prime problem.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Verizon Interest in LTE - Don't Be So Hasty [View article]
2. Why? Sprint seems to be in real trouble and a friendly, now "so-called open" Verizon is trying to look welcoming to the only other CDMA's around.
3. Verizon seems to have been put on the back foot by Google - and stayed there using words, not actions to appear otherwise. Their chairman said they are even going to GSM - what decade???
Verizon could have swallowed their ego and worked with Google and made a real strategic coup (tho I doubt they could have worked with an innovative customer oriented partner), but they didn't.
4.IMHO, it's all a dream waltz, or if you prefer, lots of sound signifying nothing!
Does a Decade Make Core Inflation "Transitory?" [View article]