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    FNM & FRE are saved

    Actually check out the gold (GLD) action. It's the only holder of value that can't be printed or manufactured by the FED.
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    HAHAHA - Check Out IndyMac's Website

    Interestingly though they will pay 50% of the unsecured amount aka $500M. If the FDIC already have a $4b to $8b hole to fill why cover the unsecured $1b? At the time of closing, IndyMac Bank, F.S.B. had about $1 billion of potentially uninsured deposits held by approximately 10,000...
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    FED takes over FRE FNM LEH and leave shareholder nothing????

    Anywhere else they call this nationalization when stock holding is greater than 51%.
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    Economic and market consequences of FNM/FRE bailout

    If they do then expect this to be printed: FED saves FRE & FNM and destroys US sovereign rating in the process. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/mai...2/cndow112.xml ....The fears of a banking crisis gripped Wall Street, Lehman Brothers shares fell 22pc. Investors have been spooked by a...
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    FDIC storms the halls of IndyMac and is now in charge

    I put a 50/50 chance that C and BAC will need help or go under. The other factor is that the feeding frenzy from shorts is quickly coming down to less companies to attack. It's getting easier for them as the attacks get more focused on individual companies...
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    FDIC storms the halls of IndyMac and is now in charge

    Better still FDIC is recruiting due to business growth!! Ex bank employees welcome! https://jobs1.quickhire.com/scripts/fdic.exe/runuserinfo?HaveUsedBefore=5 http://www.fdic.gov/about/jobs/index.html
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    FDIC storms the halls of IndyMac and is now in charge

    Jeez......Is BAC next after taking on the CFC crap?
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    A slow slide to 10,000

    I agree someone else posted this so credit to them inflation>stagflation>deflation We are moving through into phase 2 stagflation....once economy really starts to shut up shop then deflation...if that is the case FED doesn't even need to bother moving i-rates.
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    FDIC storms the halls of IndyMac and is now in charge

    Looks like Indymac could hit the FDIC hard. http://www.businessday.co.nz/world/rest_of_world/4614195 IndyMac fate could test regulators By KAREY WUTKOWSKI and RACHELLE YOUNGLAI | Thursday, 10 July 2008 Reuters THE CRUNCH: Deeply troubled mortgage lender IndyMac Bancorp Inc may...
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    FDIC storms the halls of IndyMac and is now in charge

    more dominoes to fall. just the start. freakin LEH, FRE and FNM are effectively insolvent.
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    FRE and FNM

    They are history this weekend. Get out if you are still in as they will be a government department on Monday.
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    Ford (F)

    Damn Ford is down 7% today to $4.58 must be ready to do a reverse split?
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    Granddad, Tell How Capitalism Committed Suicide

    You know Easter Island is a modern day example of what happens when you have exploit your available resources at an unsustainable rate. God forbid if you do it on a global scale aka China.... http://www.sacredsites.com/americas/chile/easter_island.html
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    New Equity Regulations Coming this Monday

    Don't laugh but it sure looks like signs of panic by the capital market regulators are appearing. I wonder what we can expect to be put into effect this weekend before markets open on Monday morning. Looks like Pakistan have full fledged panic. New rules limit down days for each listing to...
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    Painless way to reduce gasoline consumption.

    Dah want to save gasoline and energy do away with the lights altogether we just need more roundabouts aka rotaries. They work great everywhere else in the world.
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    Heads up on LEH!

    OMG what a day. The carnage was amazing - look at the LEH volume 260% of normal daily volume. At this rate the LEH mid-year bonus will see staff own all of LEH. Shit next staff salary will be simply be in stock bought daily from salary budget. As for FNM and FRE they are dust - FRE down 22%...
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    rumor - large bank contacted the FED

    The FED's actions are starting to read like the Hans Brinker legend.. The question is how many fingers does the FED have? http://www.thehollandring.com/hans-brinker-story.shtml
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    Bernanke To Extend Short Term Loans Made To Financial Institutions..

    FED language translated....We will continue the "pyramid loan scheme" (TSLF) program through 2009 by which time we should have exhausted all treasury bonds/bills. At this point the pyramid loan scheme will implode. :cool:
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    2009=2--9=29=1929

    This is the trend.
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    IndyMac

    This is onlt the tip of the iceberg in the financial meltdown.
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