How could TARP & Bernanke NOT be mentioned in 5gb's of "major" bank data?

wilburbear · Nov 30, 2010

Anyone else suspect that these dominoes need just one little push to get going?

Lotta secrets in TARP.

And for Bernanke.

Tsing Tao · Nov 30, 2010

If that guy survives all the people who want him dead before he can release it. i hope he has taken precautions so the data comes out regardless.

wilburbear · Nov 30, 2010

Quote from Tsing Tao:

If that guy survives all the people who want him dead before he can release it. i hope he has taken precautions so the data comes out regardless.

I've read that 30 years of State Department cables were put on a thumb drive. I believe this information has been duplicated for safety.

It's gonna happen.

Tsing Tao · Nov 30, 2010

good.

also, tomorrow is the deadline for release of the data showing what banks got what from the fed during the crisis.

wilburbear · Nov 30, 2010

Quote from Tsing Tao:

good.

also, tomorrow is the deadline for release of the data showing what banks got what from the fed during the crisis.

Timing couldn't be better.............

wilburbear · Dec 1, 2010

Quote from Tsing Tao:

good.

also, tomorrow is the deadline for release of the data showing what banks got what from the fed during the crisis.

The Fed must be tempted to fiddle with the numbers. If they do, I hope they get caught by a Fed Wikileaker.

TGregg · Dec 1, 2010

One wonders if WikiLeaks has jumped the shark. Guess we'll find out.

psytrade · Dec 1, 2010

When Geithner found out about wikileaks - the first thing out of his mouth was " I got to go peepee!"

wilburbear · Dec 3, 2010

Fed's zone of defense starting to soften.............

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-...ing-3-3-trillion-financial-system-rescue.html

Soon2Bgreat · Dec 3, 2010

Quote from wilburbear:

Fed's zone of defense starting to soften.............

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-...ing-3-3-trillion-financial-system-rescue.html

"The 21,000 transactions in 11 initiatives included the money-market plan Cunningham helped devise, known as the AMLF, short for its 10-word formal name, the Asset-Backed Commercial Paper Money Market Mutual Fund Liquidity Facility."

...haha, what a ridiculous name.