A new congressional report questions whether mortgage securitization flaws created extra...

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doubleguns Comments (6639)
 
My question is will it get rid of the TBTF banks... finally!

But of course it's congress doing the questioning so don't hold your breath.
16 Nov 2010, 08:42 AM Reply Like

Tony Petroski Comments (6373)
 
"In a bleak worst-case scenario, judges could block foreclosure, the housing market could face wide-scale disruptions, and banks would be on the hook for billions of dollars in losses..."

Calm down.
16 Nov 2010, 08:45 AM Reply Like

User 489326 Comments (272)
 
The Republicans will not let it happen. They will protect the banks at all costs. We've got a presidential election coming up in 2 years and the Republicans will need lots of campaign contributions ............ Democrats too!
16 Nov 2010, 09:13 AM Reply Like

A Newell Comments (329)
 
The sky is falling!
16 Nov 2010, 11:46 AM Reply Like

doubleguns Comments (6639)
 
Your late...it fell.
16 Nov 2010, 12:13 PM Reply Like

po folks Comments (78)
 
Can't everyone see that QE2 simply reliquifies the banks. This one's already handled, without even a speck of hyperinflation or currency collapse. (Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer!)

...FED awaiting more bad news prior to QE3.
16 Nov 2010, 01:39 PM Reply Like