Topic: one word to the financial crisis....

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Anarchy !!!

BRING IT ON

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Invested my money in vinyl...

music sounds better

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i better not have lost my 401K or Im gonna be P.I.S.S.E.D !!!!!!

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Yeah were all gonna be in trouble, you baby boomer generation are some dumb fucks! Thanks for dumping it on my gens backs.

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it would be so much more fun if your depths would go away as well like your savings (if u have any) when a bank goes bankrupt.

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lol @ sleek

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Bring it on

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BANKS TO LEND YOU YOUR OWN MONEY
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Lending money isn't really smart anyway.  Only a mortgage is ok.

13 (edited by raoul 2008-10-10 11:25:12)

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I'm afraid all this rescue money is for nothing and it will evaporate with the further downfall of the current financial system.

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^ word

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Giving 7 billion to the people wo fucked it up in the first place without any guarantees does not sound like a good plan to me.

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raoul wrote:

I'm afraid all this rescue money is for nothing and it will evaporate with the further downfall of the current financial system.

absolutely true. they're trying to bail out a sinking ship instead of trying to find out what's dragging the ship down and getting rid of that.

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Don's see the relation with this topic but it sure helps.

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Mr. Maximal wrote:

Giving 7 billion to the people wo fucked it up in the first place without any guarantees does not sound like a good plan to me.

they're not giving anything to anybody. the state basically takes over the bad loans from the banks to get them healthy again. against those mortgages stands real property, if they can wait it out a little, the government could even make a profit from this deal in the end. there is a serious lack of good media coverage on this issue.

i can get very mad at all this populist bullshit about ''those fat bankers of wall street''.. this whole thing is as much the fault of various governments (from leftist or democratic ones pushing for ''everybody should be able to buy a house'' to the right wingers for deregulating the financial sector so much that it became the wild west all over again) as it is the fault of greedy bankers and consumers who should have known better before they sign for mortgages they should know they can't afford...

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My stocks in modulars wont go down in price.

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@rude66: word.

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just found out i have a hole in the crotch of my nice dockers pants. SON OF A BITCH!

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23 (edited by SLEEK 2008-10-10 18:20:50)

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boo hooo

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yesterday the say dow jones has lost 40% and is now as high(low) as 5years ago. 40%! 5years! that means it INCREASE 40% last 5 years, while economy maby grows maybe 5 or 8 or somtheing. that show it was a BUBBLE. when they cry "ooh, its LOW as 5years ago"..ey. I remember 2003, hat was not the mid-age.

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rude66 wrote:

they're not giving anything to anybody. the state basically takes over the bad loans from the banks to get them healthy again. against those mortgages stands real property, if they can wait it out a little, the government could even make a profit from this deal in the end. there is a serious lack of good media coverage on this issue.

is (which/any) government really getting physical property in return for these promised bailouts? i think any return (to the government) is dependent on the banks/financial system making a recovery - i.e. the currency in question is not devalued.

the thing is- the state is using real money (currently real) to prop up those bad loans. if those bad loans outweigh the state's 'spending power' then the currency will eventually be devalued.

the ultimate nightmare scenario is no money in the banks, the euro (dollar) being devalued, people's savings being worthless, no trade, no food.

of course this might be the ultimate scenario anyway, in which case the quicker the better. on with the new world order.

the alternative nightmare scenario is the system stabilises somewhat and the government does not call in the debts because to do so would tip the system back into chaos (reality) - hence all that taxpayers money becomes the banks'.

rude66 wrote:

i can get very mad at all this populist bullshit about ''those fat bankers of wall street''.. this whole thing is as much the fault of various governments (from leftist or democratic ones pushing for ''everybody should be able to buy a house'' to the right wingers for deregulating the financial sector so much that it became the wild west all over again) as it is the fault of greedy bankers and consumers who should have known better before they sign for mortgages they should know they can't afford...

agreed- especially here in ireland where the property boom was transparently a bubble/boom for at least the last 7 years and yet everyone still played the game.


disclaimer - have had a few beers, and i'm not really coherent at the best of times....