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Who Is Now Number One in the Banking Industry?

What have these Bank Presidents been smoking in the last 10 years? Don't the know, that what goes up must come down? I am so disappointed in them. These are our finest andf most trustworthy and they have been letting us Americans down. Charging interests that can not be sustained by the loan holders in case of a stick in the road. They are obligated to make sure, that the future will be good for such borrowers that do not understand the system as the should. Shame, shame. Now we are all in a fix.

Paulson and Bernanke: A Conspiracy of Dunces

The bottom up plan is the only one that makes sense. Some pencil to the paper could tell you. It would also reduce the voters' revolt who are mad as hell. The elected parties would fell safer and vote for it. The Banks could impliment the process but the Fed would provide the finances and the strict control. The toxic paper could simply be written down and the holders of these papers feel the pain.

Citibank - On Guard! - Cramer's Stop Trading! (9/12/08)

The folloing are companies that lost track of what they were doing. The priorities were not in line. They had lost "vision" and now seem to have found it, I hope. You can not always just go for the money, you have to have long range views (some call it gut feeling). This is what great CEO have and they are in high demand. So these companies (C, WFC, USB, BBT, F, GM » ) fall in that category and become the recommended stocks, btw Sears should also be in that.

Citibank - On Guard! - Cramer's Stop Trading! (9/12/08)

To Salorman, I may say that Sears is big and cumbersome. When the market (the economy gets slapped with $140 per barrel oil prices) gets scarred, stores like Sears who sell quality at a higher cost, they will be affected much more than a low price store with lower quality. I worked there as a consultant and can say that they were fair to the employees and as custumer, I have always been properly treaded.