well said,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... many stakeholders made sacrifices and worked constructively, I have to tell you some did not. In particular, a group of investment firms and hedge funds decided to hold out for the prospect of an unjustified taxpayer-funded bailout. They were hoping that everyone else would make sacrifices, and they would have to make none. Some demanded twice the return that other lenders were getting. I don't stand with them. I stand with Chrysler's employees and their families and communities. I don't stand with those who held out when everybody else is making sacrifices.
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why don't you post some fact's rather than crap like ,believed,,might, all most of you analist's just spout innuendo [[[[[[[[[[[Citi, one of the biggest victims of the crisis that has already been bailed out three times by the government, is believed to have been told by regulators that it needs more than $5bn in fresh capital, while BofA might need to convert $45bn in government preferred shares into common equity.]]]]]]]]]]
cramer should be in jail ,he should get on his knee's and thank chris cox for not prosecuting him in November when he admitted to market manipulation on air
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i can tell you whose blood it should be
On Dec 05 08:09 PM User 305361 wrote:
> When asked why he was buying stocks and companies during the first > Great Depression of 1873 (a global depression caused by...you guessed > it...a housing and credit collapse in Europe) Baron Rothschild stated, > "You buy when there is blood in the streets." > > Our financial streets are running red with blood and trillions of > gallons more are to flow. > > The Banksters are not stupid. They are just following Baron Rothschild's > time-tested admonition. What the Banksters were extra-smart in doing > was taking advantage of the incomprehensable STUPIDITY of Congress > and President Bushie. > > And what fear do the Banksters have that this information is now > getting out? None. They are the ones bankrolling both political > parties. Hell....a prerequisite for Secretary of Treasury is if > you have worked for Goldman Sachs in your lifetime. > > Our dufus representatives have given TRILLIONS of dollars to bankroll > one of the largest if not the largest Bankster consolidations in > history. > > Just when there is blood running in the streets.
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On Dec 05 08:09 PM User 305361 wrote:
> When asked why he was buying stocks and companies during the first
> Great Depression of 1873 (a global depression caused by...you guessed
> it...a housing and credit collapse in Europe) Baron Rothschild stated,
> "You buy when there is blood in the streets."
>
> Our financial streets are running red with blood and trillions of
> gallons more are to flow.
>
> The Banksters are not stupid. They are just following Baron Rothschild's
> time-tested admonition. What the Banksters were extra-smart in doing
> was taking advantage of the incomprehensable STUPIDITY of Congress
> and President Bushie.
>
> And what fear do the Banksters have that this information is now
> getting out? None. They are the ones bankrolling both political
> parties. Hell....a prerequisite for Secretary of Treasury is if
> you have worked for Goldman Sachs in your lifetime.
>
> Our dufus representatives have given TRILLIONS of dollars to bankroll
> one of the largest if not the largest Bankster consolidations in
> history.
>
> Just when there is blood running in the streets.
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