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    • Thu Sep 25th 11:12 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      How to Punish Wall Street and Protect Main Street
      When excess liquidity is created visa visa the housing bubble sooner or later the excess liquidity disappears by devaluation or loss of buying power. We are experiancing both. The bailout will just create more excess liquidity as it trys to start the bubble process all over again. Trying to solve our problem by throwing money at the losers is sure to create more losers. In this case we are creating new losers and going to be losing more and more. At this stage there is nothing this administration can do and there certainly is nothing the average guy in the street can do except go bankrupt.
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    • Thu Sep 25th 11:11 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Rally Now, Wheels Come Off Later - Faber
      When excess liquidity is created visa visa the housing bubble sooner or later the excess liquidity disappears by devaluation or loss of buying power. We are experiancing both. The bailout will just create more excess liquidity as it trys to start the bubble process all over again. Trying to solve our problem by throwing money at the losers is sure to create more losers. In this case we are creating new losers and going to be losing more and more. At this stage there is nothing this administration can do and there certainly is nothing the average guy in the street can do except go bankrupt. Report abuse
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    • Thu Sep 25th 11:06 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Barney Frank's Money Quote
      When excess liquidity is created visa visa the housing bubble sooner or later the liquidity disappears by devaluation or loss of buying power. We are experiancing both. The bailout will just create more excess liquidity as it trys to start the bubble process all over again. Trying to solve our problem by throwing money at the losers is sure to create more losers. In this case we are all now losers and going to be losing more and more. At this stage there is nothing they can do and there certainly is nothing the average guy in the street can do except go bankrupt. Report abuse
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    • Thu Sep 25th 10:49 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Who Will Manage the Bailout Fund?
      When excess liquidity is created visa visa the housing bubble sooner or later the liquidity disappears by devaluation or loss of buying power. We are experiancing both. The bailout will just create more excess liquidity as it trys to start the bubble process all over again. Trying to solve our problem by throwing money at the losers is sure to create more losers. In this case we are all now losers and going to be losing more and more. At this stage there is nothing they can do and there certainly is nothing the average guy in the street can do except go bankrupt.
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    • Thu Sep 25th 00:05 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      What the President Didn't Say
      This bailout and Iraq war are budget busters. The pain that the average guy on the street is going to feel will be worst than excreciating. The bailout will create more misery on the street than not having the bailout is my considered opinion. The budget and bailout at this level of economic growth and unemployment and Recession is just going to blow up the economy into DEPRESSION...believe it or not its going to happen...MarvinMBA
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    • Wed Sep 24th 13:21 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Academic Economists vs. Paulson
      The bailout plan will do nothing for the average guy...actually inflationary and costly jepordizing funding for education, health and social programs.
      Alternately the Fed could help the bank by guaranteeing new loans only which seems to be the major immediate problem. Let those that have gambled for higher rates with the subprime mortgages claim the underlying assets like everyone else has to do that has invested in a securitized bond. There are no guarantees in this world for anyone...why for the select few that are detached from our real working man economy anyway...the average guy is broke and your going to add this to his back...come on its just not fair and will do NOTHING for the average guy except burden him..MarvinMBA
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 17:29 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      The Shorts Aren't the Problem
      The end of the market as we knew it is now. With the structural changes and losses the average guy is taking, we have a long way to go to restructure faith in our long term future. My suggestion is to get out of the market completely, stick with CD's and hope interest rates will rise....if the 800 bil deal goes thru prepare for 8 buck gas and 5 buck milk and 20 buck meat. Hyperinflation will be here shortly and just get worst and worst as the economy falters. We are getting screwed with the big investors laughing up their sleeve as the replace their securitized investment instead of repossing and working out their defaulted equity. WHY ARE WE HELPING THE BIG SHOTS INSTEAD OF THE AVERAGE GUY ON THE STREET WHICH I GUARANTEE WILL BE GOING DOWN THE TUBES IF THESE DEAL GOES.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 15:14 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Even After the Bailouts, Housing is Still a Mess
      If the mortgage investor though the house equity was so valuable and funded it in the first place give it to him. Why should Joe on the street who is just about broke himself pay for this speculator????
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 15:10 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Even After the Bailouts, Housing is Still a Mess
      Paulson, Bernanke and the White House encouredged this type of behaviour. If somebody making 10 bucks an hour and can buy a 400K house with an Alt A mortgage and intends to flip it who do you think made that opportunity possible??? Of course the average guy will take advange of the opportunity but who made that possible??? And should the investor that made this possible and took the paper should he be protected. Securitized paper should be just what it says...if there is a default get the underlying asset as compensation. Because prices dropped its not fair to bail out the investor...he made it possible in the first place. This Administration is now crying foul and save me and my iinvestor cronies....if we do it will only crate a super inflationary cycle and nothing will be accomplished for anyone except the investor that will probably move off to Switzerland.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 14:33 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      This Uncertainty Is Unacceptable
      I will now tell you what I think. No matter what happens were going into big DEPRESSION like something out of the 30's but perhaps worst.....MarvinMBA
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 14:27 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      This Uncertainty Is Unacceptable
      Paulson, Bernanke and Bush are duping the American People again and again and again and this is going to be the last kiss-off. This administration should have been recalled a long time ago.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 14:22 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      This Uncertainty Is Unacceptable
      Paulson, Bernanke created this problem in the first place with the hopes of keeping the country going until the administration changed hands...well it backfired prematurely and now we have the same team giving us a solution that once again helps the investors and does nothing for average joe on the street that pays taxes and does not benefit one cent and probably never will. In fact it will only cost him. You can see how much good its going to do for our dollar already as well as energy prices. The average Joe is priced out of a decent living standard before this problem(seems all of a sudden) developed..who created it and why? To bleed the public some more is my immediate thought. Lets see 5/6 buck gas and 5 buck milk and 15 buck ground meat is what is just aroung the corner if this fake payoff takes place...good luck.....MarvinMBA
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 12:26 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      This Uncertainty Is Unacceptable
      Let the junk bond holders rework the real estate and assets they acquired like everyone else that holds secure paper. Why bail them out? This is a raid that will squeeze our very lives and existance and Congress is destroying the US if this giveaway deal to the holders of this paper proceeds. The cost is budget busting and inflation will skyrocket and were all going to be in bread lines if this insane giveaway happens. This administration has destroyed this country already and the financial meltdown is the final destroying conflagration.
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    • Tue Sep 23rd 10:15 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      MSFT: Now's the Time to Buy
      Microsoft is the best information technology play out there. Everywhere and everything you do in this world has the Microsoft touch of technology.
      This investment at this time will make your portfolio happy. I agree 100 percent with this recommendation by Agarwal. MarvinMBA
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    • Mon Sep 22nd 17:39 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Interdependence and This Crisis
      Let the junk bond holders rework the real estate and assets they acquired like everyone else that holds secure paper. Why bail them out? This is a raid that will squeeze our very lives and existance and Congress is destroying the US if this giveaway deal to the holders of this paper proceeds. The cost is budget busting and inflation will skyrocket and were all going to be in bread lines if this insane giveaway happens. This administration has destroyed this country already and the financial meltdown is the final destroying conflagration....Marvi... the Maven
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