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The Rules on Buybacks Ought to Be Changed for Citigroup

Mr. Paulson and Mr. Bernanke are not capable of solving any problem not matter how small it could be. There is not brains in ther heads only vanilla yogurt.

Citigroup: The End Draws Near

The problem with our financial industry is that Mr. Paulson and Mr. Bernanke can not make one right decision. When they started to work with the problem, the problem was a flu, but like a miracle they created a cancer. This duo are the best Global Wealth Destroyer. In one thing we have to agree: with 300 million persons in our country the President could not make a worst selection.

Will Citigroup Regain Its Lost Luster?

Citi is not laying off 53000. Half will be transfers in companies that will be sold. Like always, wrong way to give news.

Parsons Is a Poor Candidate for Chairman of Citigroup

Mr. Parsons was a waste of time and money for Time Warner sharesholders. According to Citigroup last years records, this could be the perfect candidate.

Wells Fargo Swoops in on Wachovia: Days of 'Something-for-Nothing' Likely Over

The government intervention in Wamu and Wachovia cases only show how inept people on high positions react when they are in panic and lack the experience to work out this situations.

Paulson and Bernanke: A Conspiracy of Dunces

Now you may closed the book on Wachovia.

Paulson and Bernanke: A Conspiracy of Dunces

do not closed the books yet on WAMU and WB. I think that some lawyer will find a weak point in this deals.