Bank of America's (BAC) proposed $8.5B mortgage bond settlement receives fresh opposition from...

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joker Comments (81)
 
Since when an AG becomes an expert in financial valuations? If this Eric is that good to know what an adequacy is, he should quit his job and become a 'master in finance' - making billions rather than making all those nonsense.
11 Apr 2012, 12:01 PM Reply Like

sses Comments (24)
 
Greed rules the USA.
11 Apr 2012, 12:26 PM Reply Like

JaxxBat Comments (421)
 
Who knows what rules USA these days..
12 Apr 2012, 12:14 AM Reply Like

cpmod Comments (7)
 
A political slut.
11 Apr 2012, 01:25 PM Reply Like

cwtrojan Comment (1)
 
As an employee and shareholder of BofA, I would like to know what the "end game" is for all the AG's and government and all the litigation. How about just bankrupt BofA and put thousands more out of work and destroy wealth creation. I'm tired of all this BS that the investors were conned! Where do I sign up for investments that only bring me a positive return and no downside risk.
11 Apr 2012, 01:39 PM Reply Like

NYCTEXASBANKER Comments (417)
 
cwtrojan

although i'm a democrat it seems the party needs to protect obama
by bashing the banks and the rich. if they don't people might see how stupid they are.
11 Apr 2012, 07:00 PM Reply Like

A Newell Comments (331)
 
If fact their very actions impede the recovery of the stock and hurt the very investors they claim to be helping!
11 Apr 2012, 02:23 PM Reply Like

garysund Comments (105)
 
You have got to draw a line in the sand and move on. That is what happens in bankruptcy. Maybe that is what the AG wants to happen just put all of the banks out of business. But it won't happen. I am sure you will see lawsuits fot the next several years against all of the banks. They will just deal with it and continue to make money.
11 Apr 2012, 04:29 PM Reply Like