disagree, the only way the gov't can own 80% is for a share dilution, so the existing shareholders will be wiped out, also to pay for the loan interest, before that u can be sure they will pumped the price as high as they can get u for
if i understand correctly this bailout is not free, like in the case of aig, correct the share price won't fall, just a change of ownership, whats going to happen is the existing shareholders will be totally screwed with share dilution to peanuts then the fed end up owning the co.s
wouldn't recommend options for a beginner, there's a lot more to it, until u become proficient, play conservative, esp. that joker that tells u to get what 250 times leverage
i've also known guys like the other one, all smooth talking and sorts, like of slimy, always poaching someone else ideas and promoting it as his own, undernealth it all a g
McCain may not look smart but at least i think he looks strong, solid and able to hold his ground
from the diverse array of responses, i can see there r various degree of logic in each arguments which say that there r no right or wrong answers depending on who gains & loses in the tax system applied, the only definite thing i can is /w this gentleman that there's nothing like a good bowl of...
don't think successful traders r thrifty, think they just live within their means, if they make more they spend more, less they spend less after excluding the rainy day sum already set aside, its just common sense, wh presuming if they can figure out how to trade wh isn't easy they mst be able...