Lilliana

Short Ideas: Lloyds and U.S. Bank Stocks

You are all going to miss the UPTURN

Dont you know that BoE is going to buy up Corporate Bond in a tranch of 50 Billion.
Brilliant.
Frees up funds for the Banks
Gets completly away from the Subprime and mortgage disaster,
Will definatly get the UK economy back in the hands of the London financiers.
Banks can now loan to reputable Corporation at honest and valued rates....and make a profit.
Tranch is a bit small but can be increased.
This is the long awaited 'Turnround Point"
Life is Good.

10 Banks 'Guaranteed' to Survive and Prosper

COF.?
At what cost to the Shareholders,the Mortgage holders, the Government and investors..?
The people in COF are....
Without exception are the most difficult /dumb banking outfit we have ever had to deal with..however, do your own D.D.

Lloyds Buys HBOS: Good Deal or Bad?

LLoyds is getting this merger at a gift price along with the UK Goverment approval. and sanction ( Which they coulnd get with Abbey, that eventually went to Santander/Spain)
Knowledge and Experience is worth far more than obscure numbers on leverage ...Lloyds has been in finance and banking for about 261 years and in our opinion, knows what it is doing when it merges with HBOS
Lloyds are pros and know exactly what is going on in the market and the world.
It is strongly stated that a large China bank is taking a heavy stake in Lloyds...what a combination , ....onwards and upwards.....
Alpha.....Call back in two years on the value of Lloyds.

Bank Stocks: Another Day Through The Looking Glass

Didnt "W "wish that Social Security enter Wall Street with its funds...only a few short months ago.?
How bright does this sound now.???"
So much for the boy wonder.

Short Sales: SEC Turns Back the Clock to 1931

NOTE WELL
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He that sells what isnt his'en must pay his debts or go to prison..
( Long standing rule..which has stood the test of time.)

Why It's Time to Invest in Domestic Banks

What has NAKED SHORTING done todisrupt the market?
IOHO..The SEC must remove this "sharp practice"
Selling ..without actually owning or covering a stock ..is nothing more than injecting gamblers luck into the commodity market. ....at the expense of the overall investor.