A Resolution Trust Corp. 'Solution'? [View article]
Catnip for the market. It does nothing to solve the fundamental problem: housing prices need to fall to historical income ratios while current defaults must be written off.
The taxpayer may turn a profit on RTC 2 over the years-- but of course he didn't ask to invest in this investment. Is that a free market? And what message does it send to banks? You can get away with it and someone else will handle your really bad bets.
I would be mailing these clowns in Washington sacks full of manure if I were an ex-Barclays (Lehman) employee right now.
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Catnip for the market. It does nothing to solve the fundamental problem: housing prices need to fall to historical income ratios while current defaults must be written off.
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The taxpayer may turn a profit on RTC 2 over the years-- but of course he didn't ask to invest in this investment. Is that a free market? And what message does it send to banks? You can get away with it and someone else will handle your really bad bets.
I would be mailing these clowns in Washington sacks full of manure if I were an ex-Barclays (Lehman) employee right now.