Cramer's Stop Trading! Galleon Is Just the Beginning (10/21/09) [View article]
bobl4910: Bobl, What talent are you talking about? They are why we are in this mess, no? As far as going somewhere else the gov. has shut down 100 smaller banks. That means there are many executives looking for a job which means reduced salaries.=, no?
Your comment about the SEC being a dues collection agency is right on. Reminds me of my union, the I.A.M., I called them a dues collection agency also.
Obama's Financial Reforms: Who Stands to Lose [View article]
The glory days seem to be over for chief executives getting multimillion-dollar bonuses.................. That will never happen. Check what BAC is giving to executives.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
On Apr 01 08:31 AM Hedged In wrote:
> "The U.S. government and the Federal Reserve have spent, lent or > committed $12.8T to rescue and stimulus attempts so far. That's 14 > times the $900-odd billion in circulation; almost equal to the entire > 2008 U.S. GDP; and works out to $42,105 for every man, woman and > child in America." > > Perhaps it would have been better to give $42,105 to every man, woman > and child in America. If a coupon was given to every taxpayer for $20,000 to purchase a car, when the coupon is redeemed the government pays the auto companies the $20,000 everyone wins. NO?
Perhaps Congress Bears As Much Blame for This Mess As Wall Street [View article]
I thought we had regulators for the industry? Where were they when we were giving homes away with no money down? Aren't they suppose to ring the bell? We had to give our poor and down troden minorities homes. Don't worry how they will pay for it. We have American taxpayers for that. Take it from the rich and average income taxpayers & give it to the poor & illegals. Subsidise their new life styles. This is America. Of course congress was to blame!! Their greed in lobbyist monies set the stage.
On Mar 23 01:31 PM henarl wrote: > As to the "sanctity" of contract law, contracts are ignored, overturned, > or rescinded all the time in bankruptcy court. AIG, by accepting > government largess in order to stay in business, is effectively in > bankruptcy and the government is now their bankruptcy judge so contract > law should not apply.
My union contract at TWA was changed for me & thousands of people. Was that illegal??? We were not in bankruptcy either.
Cramer's Stop Trading! Galleon Is Just the Beginning (10/21/09) [View article]
Bobl, What talent are you talking about? They are why we are in this mess, no?
As far as going somewhere else the gov. has shut down 100 smaller banks. That means there are many executives looking for a job which means reduced salaries.=, no?
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Obama's Financial Reforms: Who Stands to Lose [View article]
In today's blurb.
Obama's Financial Reforms: Who Stands to Lose [View article]
That will never happen. Check what BAC is giving to executives.
Bailout Beneficiaries: 8 Key Companies [View article]
Giving me the right to vote my 200 shares for pay compensation is really funny.
You have to use your gray matter more.....
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
On Apr 01 08:31 AM Hedged In wrote:
> "The U.S. government and the Federal Reserve have spent, lent or
> committed $12.8T to rescue and stimulus attempts so far. That's 14
> times the $900-odd billion in circulation; almost equal to the entire
> 2008 U.S. GDP; and works out to $42,105 for every man, woman and
> child in America."
>
> Perhaps it would have been better to give $42,105 to every man, woman
> and child in America.
If a coupon was given to every taxpayer for $20,000 to purchase a car, when the coupon is redeemed the government pays the auto companies the $20,000 everyone wins. NO?
Perhaps Congress Bears As Much Blame for This Mess As Wall Street [View article]
We had to give our poor and down troden minorities homes. Don't worry how they will pay for it. We have American taxpayers for that. Take it from the rich and average income taxpayers & give it to the poor & illegals. Subsidise their new life styles. This is America.
Of course congress was to blame!! Their greed in lobbyist monies set the stage.
Congress' Handling of AIG Bonuses Is Shameful [View article]
The letter means nothing. Many times the employees of TWA fell on the sword due to Carl Icahn and other CEO types. It is just the way it is.
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
A More Modest AIG Bonus Proposal [View article]
> As to the "sanctity" of contract law, contracts are ignored, overturned,
> or rescinded all the time in bankruptcy court. AIG, by accepting
> government largess in order to stay in business, is effectively in
> bankruptcy and the government is now their bankruptcy judge so contract
> law should not apply.
My union contract at TWA was changed for me & thousands of people. Was that illegal??? We were not in bankruptcy either.