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Wow, scary movie. Don't mix liquidity problem and rates. I don't mind to provide liquidity to banks but it must be done with a penalty rate and not by cutting rates. And there must not be 'too big to fail'. If Goldman fails - so to be. If Goldman fails Fed takes temporary management and...

All comments are so negative today. Yahoo, bloomberg, fortune Everyone is negative The only positive is Cramer Add what Bernanke did on options expirations day He must've been charged or at least fired Read below it's published at yahoo finance bonds section The "moral hazard"...

most of the countries have at least part of their reserves in other currencies For example russia has 50% of their reserves in Euro. Not sure they will continue to increase euro share but they upped it every quater till it reached 50% So the process has started. Noone can print money just...

As bonds are bought mostly by foreign banks and they see Fed has no intention to prevent dollar slide and tries to cut their profits in bonds why wuld I buy US bond for 4% anually if $ lost 10% this year already They will stop buying bonds Although Fed can print money and use them to...

that's exactly what I thought when people here mentioned bond rates as a reason for cutting rates Fed prints money and hands it over to press the yeild down so budget deficit is a little less I think the only way to go is to sell USD

you just need t check oil prices $ 80 oil target 1,00 $90 oil target 0,9 $150 oil target 0,5 $500 oil target 0,1

Everythin is mirrored by the stock market If shares don't drop corporate bonds are OK

basis how do you count? sep trades now at 94.995 0% 50 bp 98% 25 bp 2% 0 bp

Interesting - I traded Sep contract today. IB shows it expires Sep 28 Maybe you should check dates before posting? It might cost you a lot

People here are not gamblers. We just want to have a free market as Larry Kudlow has declared. As we won't have access to bail out money and we won't benefit from inflation which will eat our trading money. So from the free market point Fed must not cut and probably must raise The industry...

that's not true. in 40 years inflation inflated 1$ to 0.20 Housing was affordable in 60s. One person could easily pay mortgage and have his wife and 5 children at home Now 1 chid or not at all, both have to work and still can't buy 400K house

what leading bankers thought a year ago? your information shows what_the_want and not what they think

maybe you're stupid? Answer simple question for how long Vietnam war lasted and for how long 1990 war lasted

A I understand stock market mirrors all other markets So if any company has probems somewhere including borrowing at fixed markets it's reflected in their share price So if stock market is OK all other markets doing fine

Paulson says it all the time They face a dilemma now - strong dollar - account deficit will increase weak dollar - the USA will loose access to oil and all other resources as it's getting cheaper for everyone except US There is no solution for this dillema through economic growth.

yeah, Dow might hit 14 000 before Fed cuts And when they cut 50 bp Dow will hit 15 000 by the end of month And they will cut another 50 bp by the year end. So Dow will probably reach 18 000 Dollar will cost half of euro. but who cares This is all about goldilock. Greatest story never told

Fed funds is for weeke below 5.25 They cut already It will be just made officialy on 18 th

I shorted 1000 shares 88.06 stop 93. take profit 78 let 's see. what happens

just give them their 100 bln. ANyway we spent trillion in Iraq already But rate cut with oil hitting historical high, euro hitting historical high, gold near historical high, all food at historical highs How people asking for a rate cut can't see inflation Or everything at historical...

dollar decline will eventually force americans to change their lifestyle. And it will happen fast Oil is almost 80 and will go much higher if dollar continue its slide. The whole world will continue to enjoy and US will be put into misery There is no other way out of this crisis but to...