I'd like to frame a Citi share certificate and hang it on the wall in my office. Conversation piece. I do technically own a share or two, after all. Just mail me mine and we'll call it even.
Are Fed Funds Being Used to Repair Banks? [View article]
I'm no economist, though I am becoming self-taught rapidly. I think you pretty much have the jist of the plan. The banks will own the country physically, as well as, the government that runs it. The largest (non)bankruptcy in human history. The banks will have had it all handed to them on a silver platter. Their losses in the housing implosion will be seen as the best investment ever made.
On Dec 20 01:05 PM Northern Dancer wrote:
> I see it as a trap... the biggest bull trap of all time. Sure, right > now ............. > >..................... I admit, I'm not certain that I have it all figured out. I'm serious > about wanting some input from others. Clue me in further... please. > > > Merry Christmas All :-) > > .
Why the Detroit Bailout Should Include Bankruptcy [View article]
I've sold GM and Chrysler products for the last 5 years. I've seen them up close and seen how satisfied customers are with them. They're sub-par in quality, reliability, and fit and finish. The Koreans are building a better product. If Hyundai starts building trucks, Detroit can forget about it. When brand new cars need service the day after they roll off the lot, repeatedly, there is a problem.
If tax dollars are pumped into the domestic automakers, they'll burn through it the same as they have their own cash. A dollar is a dollar, regardless of where it came from. I'm not willing to donate the tax money i pay to carry a business(es) that is(are), in effect, the last dinosaur to become extinct.
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I'm no economist, though I am becoming self-taught rapidly. I think you pretty much have the jist of the plan. The banks will own the country physically, as well as, the government that runs it. The largest (non)bankruptcy in human history. The banks will have had it all handed to them on a silver platter. Their losses in the housing implosion will be seen as the best investment ever made.
On Dec 20 01:05 PM Northern Dancer wrote:
> I see it as a trap... the biggest bull trap of all time. Sure, right
> now .............
>
>..................... I admit, I'm not certain that I have it all figured out. I'm serious
> about wanting some input from others. Clue me in further... please.
>
>
> Merry Christmas All :-)
>
> .
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