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the events in the banking sector have made their TV commercials ooze irony

when someone buys home heating oil for their house, how quickly does the price they pay reflect changes in the quoted price of oil in the futures market? I assume it varies based on each individual heating oil vendor, but perhaps I can get a general idea of what the lag time is.

how bad are the tarantulas? how did it get into your house?

sandybestdog, what are your credit scores? you may have a low one even if you have been paying on time. that may be why they're hitting you with the APR raises out of the blue. you should not have closed that credit account. you should have paid off the balance and made small charges on it to...

damn. how much lower can this get? I really want to buy a huge chunk and throw it in my IRA. But something keeps nagging me. What is the appropriate P/E for this company? I thought Ken Lewis was Mr. Cautious, but only 48 hours of due diligence on MER? As I recall he relied on JC...

interesting points you folks make. I got a question for those with BAC credit cards....let's say you have excellent credit score, 750+......what is the rate they charge you on the credit card?

please support your statements with some discounted cash flow analysis

BAC is doubling down on their vision. Ken Lewis said after he bought MER that the combined company was going to be a thing of beauty

gnome, what about going long cement? if the situation is real dire, like Mad Max type stuff, we'll all need cement to build underground bunkers

wow....your stop got missed by a penny

you feeling the heat on your position? thinking of going long here myself, even though the dividend got cut to one cent....folks how much further downside we got here? what's a good P/E and PGE reference point here?

love those topless beaches in southern France. scorpions aren't bad per se, but the pain is no joke

yea, but you got scorpions there

well how's the Pickens Plan rolling along? if it becomes a reality that should boost demand greatly for nat gas

only 190/month to heat 2000 square feet? seems like a better deal than using oil

any thoughts on what a fair valuation for BAC common shares is after taking into account the announced government dilution?

I'm curious as a reference what your monthly heating bill is and what type of fuel you use.

so is this it for MER writedowns? how much more could there be? wasn't that quarter where they took 22 cents on the dollar for a bunch of assets supposed to be the "kitchen sink" quarter, where they wrote everything down except the kitchen sink? how many more kitchen sinks they got?

gnome, so where you going to stash all your dough in anticipation of all these dire predictions?

my god. remember the good old days when MER only had $8 billion writedowns and everyone was shocked at that?