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    Fed adds reserves to the system for second time today

    not a bailout??? bullshit the Fed is buying CMO's hand over fist.....
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    Fed Acts to Stem Credit Turmoil

    the fed. is fogging money to the banks so they can repay the Aug. - Sep. hedge fund redemption cycle coming up...... can you spell reflate....I knew you could....
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    How does fed add liquidity to the financial markets?

    the fed. purchases treasuries or other interest rate instruments from the banks for dollars with a promise to repurchase them in the future as liquidity needs change
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    What happens if consumer debt > M1 money supply?

    you had to ask http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional-reserve_banking
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    yea, we suspect this is the tip of the berg...since the poor French Subprime funds are levered against some illegal's house in Barsto that's $100K underwater... ohh, we can unwind that arrangement by Monday, cant we?
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    spoos down 1000 as of now.... Black Swan Monday on the menu???
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    so if you make money, you're a capitalist... if you lose money, you're a socialist.... if the hooker on 5th Ave. demands payment in Euro, you're screwed...
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    screw all this academic stuff about money.... the BNP deal is the fact where they refused to bid quote their sub prime funds since they would then reveal the value of the other 50 billion euro of crap they cant unload..... a bank that wont give their customers money back should be shut...
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    yep....pretty accurate
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    not that a bailout is coming, but to bail out anybody, you have to have a functioning market..... credit is frozen and the asset market is in freefall............ everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody want to die first...
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    china will just take their xs cash and buy US assets for pennies on the dollar...... they'll end up owning it all anyway
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    Liquidity injection by central banks

    what's lost is that a global bank, BNP, refuses to make a market in something it sold to its own customers the bank is saying the problem is bigger than 2 billion euro and we might as well screw our customers rather than torpedo the bank..... this aint good Holmes
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    China wont rock the boat since it has the Olympics in a year.....they want everyone happy for that deal there will be a war of words and the US has no ammo
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    geez, no wonder the banks are bitching... Benny save us and deliver us from evil
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    I wont send it to her....she would think it was a brilliant idea
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    if you really want to vomit in your oatmeal, give Pelosi's comments on the stock market a try..... > >>> Nancy Pelosi condemned the new record highs of the stock market > >>> as "just another example of Bush policies helping the rich get richer". > >>> "First Bush cut taxes...
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    this whole thing is about the 08 election...they need to stave off a collapse and the easy way is to monetize the junk paper and shove it back out the door with a government guarantee.............. current holders of bonds and US dollars get screwed..... the supply of extra paper resembles...
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    the Fed. used to protect depositor's assets.... they now are there to protect the banks..... order green ink and paper...and gas up the copter
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    Helicopter Ben - start your engine

    this didnt take long.....read this as "Taxpayers to soak up subprime mess" Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., this week called on regulators to raise the caps on the mortgage holdings of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This would allow these government-sponsored...
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