Warren's (Ridiculous) Prescription for Banks: Wipe Out Shareholders, Fire CEOs [View article]
Stock folder wiped out (almost- lately gained again) because of Short sellers. Take care analyst driven short sellers first. Like me, many others do not like their 401k to be wiped out.
On Apr 07 09:09 AM epeon wrote:
> There are elements of truth to what she says. For example, have not > the stockholders of Citigroup and BAC been already wiped out? It > wasn't long ago that Citigroup was 50, for example. And, much of > the management should be replaced. Maybe not all, but certainly some > of it. And, why are the boards not held responsible?
> ...first, it no longer matters whose fault it was -- we're in the > proverbial "s__t" and need to focus on getting out of it...second, > calling the current plan a "waste of time" is ludicrous unless the > author has an extraordinarily clear crystal ball -- something I seriously > doubt a "freelance writer living in Texas" would have...consequently, > the real waste of time was reading this article.
Krugman, Don't Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater Just Yet [View article]
I agree with your comment on Krugman in the article. He is being quite dogmatic lately ,& has no ideas @ Pains of common individuals- Bank nationalization. Then again, what do you expect from "elite millionaire professor".
Public/Private Taxpayer Pilfer Program: Social Implications of Geithner's Plan [View article]
Why would you think author that you are more credible than OBAMA with some credible advisors? History? We do not see better historical results of past 8 yrs?
On Mar 26 10:28 AM socrateazz wrote:
> Why would you think any folk that have never produced anything or > created anything understand that what they have comes from that production? > They honestly believe wealth is formed from getting it from somebody > else! Would you expect anything else from Obama? Look at what he > has done in his life! Has any of it had to do with creating and selling > actual production? Why do you think communism always fails? The leadership > always thinks things operate the way they do because others are greedy. > They do not realize they gained power because of like thinkers greed. > I would not be surprised if the government has been profiting by > buying and selling some assets and then making statements which cause > prices to move to their favor. I think this asset plan is another > opportunity to help their faithful. The joy of Obamanomics is overwheming.
Warren's (Ridiculous) Prescription for Banks: Wipe Out Shareholders, Fire CEOs [View article]
many others do not like their 401k to be wiped out.
On Apr 07 09:09 AM epeon wrote:
> There are elements of truth to what she says. For example, have not
> the stockholders of Citigroup and BAC been already wiped out? It
> wasn't long ago that Citigroup was 50, for example. And, much of
> the management should be replaced. Maybe not all, but certainly some
> of it. And, why are the boards not held responsible?
Geithner's Plan Is a Waste of Time [View article]
On Mar 31 08:54 AM Vuke wrote:
> There is nothing quite so fearful as a government inspired plan designed
> to solve a government caused problem.
Geithner's Plan Is a Waste of Time [View article]
time reading long rubish commentary!!
On Mar 31 10:31 AM raytayzmd wrote:
> ...first, it no longer matters whose fault it was -- we're in the
> proverbial "s__t" and need to focus on getting out of it...second,
> calling the current plan a "waste of time" is ludicrous unless the
> author has an extraordinarily clear crystal ball -- something I seriously
> doubt a "freelance writer living in Texas" would have...consequently,
> the real waste of time was reading this article.
Geithner's Plan Is a Waste of Time [View article]
On Mar 31 07:57 AM Brooks wrote:
> Why wasn't Doug Johnson nominated to run Treasury? He seems to know
> it all, doesn't he?
Krugman, Don't Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater Just Yet [View article]
Public/Private Taxpayer Pilfer Program: Social Implications of Geithner's Plan [View article]
On Mar 26 10:28 AM socrateazz wrote:
> Why would you think any folk that have never produced anything or
> created anything understand that what they have comes from that production?
> They honestly believe wealth is formed from getting it from somebody
> else! Would you expect anything else from Obama? Look at what he
> has done in his life! Has any of it had to do with creating and selling
> actual production? Why do you think communism always fails? The leadership
> always thinks things operate the way they do because others are greedy.
> They do not realize they gained power because of like thinkers greed.
> I would not be surprised if the government has been profiting by
> buying and selling some assets and then making statements which cause
> prices to move to their favor. I think this asset plan is another
> opportunity to help their faithful. The joy of Obamanomics is overwheming.