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if those traders and bankers didn't make a killing from the liquidity bubble blow up they didn't deserve a dime in bonuses.

drop mortgages by 10-20%. why use public money to bail out greedy banks? they lent it, they should take it on the chin.

http://princetoneconomics.blogspot.com/2006/06/economic-confidence-model.html had it bookmarked but firefox hid it on me lol

nm found what i was looking for

note the ' '

everything is fine, they're only 'testing'

open your eyes?

government money shouldn't be used at this point. drop the value of all mortgages by 10-20%. that would be what 1-2 trillion? should be enough to keep people from walking away from their homes as prices drop. if banks want to hand out huge bonuses, they shouldn't expect a free ride for...

imo tbills won't hit negative. tips did recently. foreign bonds is where i think excess liquidity will end up as investors look for yield and the USD turns into the new carry trade

and that will lead to inflation! possibly a blow up later on that will end up with a depression that was trying to be avoided in the first place. what was in 2002 when he made his helicopter talk in regards to deflation? the US was exporting inflation to 3rd world countries, thats not...

i said already that commodities were due for a correction to shake out the weak hands. imo liquidity threw commodities out of whack with fundamentals. too much money chasing too few assets. at some point everything could blow up. inflation will grab a hold and metals/agriculture...

taxes should promote savings and research activities. money supply needs to be controlled. maybe the fed should watch money supply and risk spreads more closely than inflation and growth rates.

there's still a bull market.... its called shorting the USD

cnbc should sell mad money to jp morgan for $2

can't blow up a practice account

with derivatives there's more leverage in the system currently.

i stopped trading usd/jpy before 8am just in case the fed decided to make some noise.

a big bear just pooped on him this weekend

imo the government should get options related to the assets they are gonna guarantee. i don't think companies should get a free lunch especially when they're able to buy a high quality name at bargain basement prices with their tushies covered in the transaction.

the government helped cause this mess in the first place. a 25% correction might have been for the best. either way, this is far from over and BSC will not be the only negative market event to slap around global markets.