tshk1221

How the U.S. Saved Europe's Banking System

Dear Linguistics,

Thanks for the advise. But, that was the easiest and best way I could understand the whole situation happening in the US financial system.


On Sep 30 06:39 PM Linguistics wrote:

> tshk1221 I hope you are a bit more eloquent in your day-to-day interactions.

How the U.S. Saved Europe's Banking System

Dear gman 310,

We did not detroy it. It is the greatest diarrhea in US history from rotten yolk which were created by the cost-overstated MBS and the freakiest financing derivative known as CDS. This diarrhea spreaded like crazy to those fallen banks and investment banks including AIG. If the financial system gets re-filled with fresh cash and gold (yellow yolk) by US citizens while Uncle Sam is using $700 billion Diarrhea (Dollar) Pan (Plan) to receive and hold the greatest diarrhea in US history, our system will get back on its feet soon, very soon. We need to put in our cash and gold into US stock market now before our Uncle Sam falls. Uncle Sam has its limit. Compare US stock market's current problem to the structure of egg.

On Sep 30 04:34 PM gman310 wrote:

> We saved it after we destroyed it. Kind of like Iraq.

3 Things America Needs to Do to Get the Economy Back on Track

Dear Everyone here..

Dear US citizens

Do not run away from this FEAR of LOSS from yesterday's historical drop of Dow in a single day in US history. Shortly, you guys will experience the biggest gain in US history If you guys overcome the FEAR of LOSS like the Oracle did, buy the long-surviving Down Jones jewels now and hold them for your life, we can achieve our dream in 30 to 50 years. BUY AMERICA NOW. OWN YOUR AMERICA NOW. Pumping our own cash into our system is the only solution to fix our problem - Regaining self-confidence in ourselves. This problem happened because we lost confidence in ourselves and our strongest system. GOD will help America stand up again in less than 2 - 3 years. BUY AMERICA NOW. OWN YOUR AMERICA NOW before the super rich gobble up all these low-priced jewels of Dow.


On Sep 30 01:38 PM tshk1221 wrote:

> Dear sdcougar:
>
> Three things America should do to fix this situation are:
>
> 1. Cowards holding gold in their home should invest in stocks now.
>
> 2. Cowards holding cash in bank CDs should invest in stocks now.
>
> 3. BUY AMERICA now with $500, $1,000 and $2,000.
>
> If US citizens do not have confidence in the strongest financial
> system in the world, who the heck in the world would have confidence
> in our system? If you do not have confidence in yourself, who the
> heck will have confidence in you? We, as US citizens, must have confidence
> in our system first by BUY AMERICA NOW. Only after this self-confidence
> will come back the world's confidence in us!

3 Things America Needs to Do to Get the Economy Back on Track

Dear sdcougar:

Three things America should do to fix this situation are:

1. Cowards holding gold in their home should invest in stocks now.
2. Cowards holding cash in bank CDs should invest in stocks now.
3. BUY AMERICA now with $500, $1,000 and $2,000.

If US citizens do not have confidence in the strongest financial system in the world, who the heck in the world would have confidence in our system? If you do not have confidence in yourself, who the heck will have confidence in you? We, as US citizens, must have confidence in our system first by BUY AMERICA NOW. Only after this self-confidence will come back the world's confidence in us!


On Sep 30 09:46 AM sdcougar wrote:

> "America needs to curb its oil imports by encouraging automakers
> and consumers to make and buy radically more fuel efficient vehicles."
>
>
> Yes, BUT you need the WHOLE PACKAGE here...INCLUDING drilling at
> home, and an alternative energy push.
>
> But speaking of fuel efficient cars, Ford has a great one they sell
> in Europe (and maybe others too) BUT THEY CANNOT SELL IT HERE because
> of fed. regulations!

Why I Finally Bought Fannie Mae

hey, guys.

I'm a real newbie in stock investment.

I recently purchased small shares of Fannie Mae for $1.18 about 4 days ago. When I got the settlement, it said Non-negotiable. Does this mean that I cannot trade these stocks anymore in the market? Or is this non-negotiable status to be lifted off in the future once the Fed decides what to do for Fannie Mae and once Fannie Mae gets back its status as GSE? Can somebody let me know?

Again ... It Wasn't Fannie and Freddie

I'm a real newbie in stock investment, and recently, I purchased small shares of Fannie Mae just to test drive my money in this market turmoil since the price was so low. When I got the settlement statement of the stock purchase, it said, "Non-negotiable". The other stock I got said, "Good Order". Does this mean that I cannot sell this stock now because the government took over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac due to the mortgage meltdown? Is this non-negotiable status to be lifted off once the market gets stabilized and once the government makes its final decision as to the future ownership and operation of Fannie Mae just like before as GSE? Can somebody let me know if you purchased Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac recently?

Is AIG a Buy Following the Government Bailout?

James Kar is absolutely correct. I did my first stock investment through AIG a few days ago due to the following reasoning:

1. Mr. Greenspan said this financial crisis is the one that wouldn't come in 100 years. If you reverse it, it means the greatest investment opportunity has come in US history. Right beside the greatest fear sits the greatest hope. In the recent market turmoil, the only private sector company that's got hit the most but dramatically saved by the US government is AIG. I've never seen a private-sector company being saved at this grand scale. As you all know, this is the first case of saving an insurance-related company by the US government. Probably, that's why I'm riding and enjoying this turmoil even if I'm a newbie in stock investment.

2. AIG is way too big and too influential to let it fall. You can see the difference of US government's attitude from Lehman and AIG. If AIG fails, even Boeing will be hit hard, and the ripple effect will spread like crazy to other areas. The media will definitely act a huge role in spreading this ripple effects.

3. Primary purpose of the 2-year maturity commercial line of credit is to help the giant walk and run again, not to liquidate the business assets and wipe out the shareholder value. The line is not to control and kill the giant. Rather, its purpose is to preserve the shareholder value of the giant and to stabilize this unseen, crazy market in US history.

4. The US government absolutely has no interest or intention of owing the giant. Not a single penny of the giant. Nationalization? What a great non-sense it is! As soon as the outstanding principal balance of the commercial line of credit including accrued interests and late charges, if any, gets paid as agreed in two years, the US government will say, "You are ready. Go ahead and walk alone now, giant!" The media which has no idea as to how commercial line of credit works is creating this unnecessary commotion all over the US, saying things like, "if the line is not paid off in 2 years, US government will seize control of AIG and wipe out shareholder values". This type of non-sense is driving people and investors into more panic and fear of loss, driving down the stock prices of strong US companies more and more. I wonder if the media including some of the opinion writers of this web site knows how commercial line works. I know the terms and conditions of the bailout loan must have their own peculiar provisions specifically tailored for this peculiar situation, but in general, they will also follow general lending practices of US because it is a commercial line of credit extended by bank. If the situation of AIG or the overall market does not improve, AIG has the right, as borrower, to request extension of maturity of the line by additional one or two years .Even if the line cannot be paid off by the additional maturity, AIG has the right, as borrower, to request to term out the line balance into 5 years, 7 years or even 10 years so that monthy principal and interest can be paid until the loan gets paid off. This dramatic event will not happen in 100 years. Why term-out of the line balance into a 10-year maturity loan be unthinkable in this type of market meltdown that the Oracle compared to the breakout of WWII?

5. The new CEO, Edward Liddy, as you all know, will restructure the giant. He has the extensive and professional knowledge and experience through Sears and its spinoff back in 1990s. I reviewed AIG's corporate structure. I've never seen that type of messy structure. If the new CEO establishes transparency through simplification of all those holding and business units which include weird and absurd skii resort investment, real state investments all over the world, sports sponsorship and other non-sense investment units I don't have knowledge of, AIG will walk and run again in less than 2 years. It appears that the US government wants to see a new AIG that focuses and concentrates on one primary business field, whether it is insurance or airplane leasing business, to survive and thrive.

Let's see if AIG becomes a total loss in two to five years just like all media is saying.