FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market [View article]
Fair value accounting as promolgated by FASB and the FDIC is a misnomer. There is nothing either intrinsically "fair" or representative of "value" about it. Both of these two groups are out of touch with reality and too often appear to have their respective heads where the sun doesn't shine.
A DCF model is both fair and realistic irrespective of the ups and downs of the economy.
We Cannot Afford to Wait to Recapitalize U.S. Banks [View article]
Time is of the essence. Where are the deputies at Treasury? When will they be named? The Secretary seems to be playing his fiddle while the economy burns.
JPMorgan and the Concentration of Risk [View article]
It appears there are approximately 6 guerilla banks operating in the country. These monster banks have big appetites. It appears that the Federal Government plans to satisfy their hunger by throwing them most of the mid-size and smaller banks as food.
A few years downstream our country will truly be a "planet of apes."
Worrying About Large-Deposit Bank Runs [View article]
Right on, Felix. Cesar's response is grossly misleading.
JPM picked up $176 billion of home mortages and many billions of deposits for under $2 billion. So they write-off $31 billion. They will still have $145 billion of mortages. Any banker would lick their chops at this deal. And they get a big tax accounting loss as an added bonus.
JPM is still poping the champagne corks. They looked at (cased the joint like a thief) WM books a few weeks ago. Then, the FDIC conspired ( ala Hugo Chavez style) with JPM to seize the stockholder and bond holder's GOLD in order to "inject liquidity" into a mega bank in order to shore up financial markets. Win-win for JPM and FDIC. Lose-lose for stockholders and bond holders. Conveniently, WM'S senior management and directors were caught offguard by"surprise." Sure they were.
Our government steals just like Hugo Chavez does and with the same result - unjust enrichment without compensation.
FASB Unlikely to Suspend Mark to Market [View article]
There is nothing either intrinsically "fair" or representative of "value" about it. Both of these two groups are out of touch with reality and too often appear to have their respective heads where the sun doesn't shine.
A DCF model is both fair and realistic irrespective of the ups and downs of the economy.
We Cannot Afford to Wait to Recapitalize U.S. Banks [View article]
Preview of the Bank Buy-In [View article]
The FDIC literally gave WM to JPM for peanuts and now taxpayers will loan even more to JPM. What a deal!
Who Is Now Number One in the Banking Industry? [View article]
There is a belief in the market Chase "stole", WM's assets with the assistance of the FDIC in order to painlessly bolster their own capital position.
JPMorgan and the Concentration of Risk [View article]
A few years downstream our country will truly be a "planet of apes."
Worrying About Large-Deposit Bank Runs [View article]
JPM picked up $176 billion of home mortages and many billions of deposits for under $2 billion. So they write-off $31 billion. They will still have $145 billion of mortages. Any banker would lick their chops at this deal. And they get a big tax accounting loss as an added bonus.
JPM is still poping the champagne corks. They looked at (cased the joint like a thief) WM books a few weeks ago. Then, the FDIC conspired ( ala Hugo Chavez style) with JPM to seize the stockholder and bond holder's GOLD in order to "inject liquidity" into a mega bank in order to shore up financial markets. Win-win for JPM and FDIC. Lose-lose for stockholders and bond holders. Conveniently, WM'S senior management and directors were caught offguard by"surprise." Sure they were.
Our government steals just like Hugo Chavez does and with the same result - unjust enrichment without compensation.
RBC Analyst: 300 Banks Could Fail [Housing Tracker] [View article]
WHAT A THOUGHTLESS STATEMENT. WHERE IS THE PROOF?