Is $1 Trillion bail-out "big ponzi"?

Is $1 Trillion bail-out "big ponzi"?

  • Yes

    Votes: 35 85.4%
  • No

    Votes: 6 14.6%

  • Total voters
    41
Quote from talknet:

Too bad there is $1,400 Trillion of wealth left to evaporate and will probably only be about $200 Trillion at current values left when all is said and done.
In 2007, USA real estate were worth $20 trillion. By June 2008, USA would be worth $40 Trillion. China & India real estates are 5 or 10 times more expensive than USA real estates.

Now think of worldwide real estates, stocks, commodities.
 
Quote from talknet:

Also now "sales future" is not guaranteed because $60 trilion loss has destroyed world economy.
Example-: A company share is worth $100. If a big investor invests $500 million the share price will rise to $125.

This means the world stock markets increased by $30 Trillion only when $30 Trillion "actual money" was invested

Now $30 Trillion have been wiped out from world stock markets. This means there is "actual loss" of $30 Trillion.

Similarly there is "actual loss" of $60 Trillion
 
Quote from achilles28:


That all-seeing apex represents the banking/political/industrial elite who sit atop the world by virtue of dominating us, the stupid sheep.

They get rich off OUR BACKS.

Its a parasitical-hierarchical system thats been around since the days of Harrod.

dollar_bill_great_seal.jpg

It's funny how the symbolism stares the people right in the face everyday, yet so few understand what is going on.
 
Quote from talknet:

China and India are responsible for $60 Trillion to $120 Trillion loss which has destroyed world economy.

China & India are "world's headache".

USA, Russia and Europe should collectively Bomb China & India back to stone age.

You are a fucking idiot...
 
Quote from NeoRio1:

Asking the government to bail everyone out is like asking your friend who is 30k in debt to give you a 20k loan.

The pain killer addict only delays the rock bottom but when the rock bottom finally comes it will be ten times worse.
Excellent post and example.

In simple words "Here the friend is government in debts and the bankrupt giant companies are asking for loan."
 
Quote from talknet:

If the banks are suffering losses then central banks can always "print money" to pay interest to depositors.

Central Banks have the monopoly of printing money
I think, the printing cost of $100 bill is 10 cents. Central banks have the monopoly of printing money.

Central banks are just increasing the "money supply" when there is no actual "sales demand".
 
Ponzi is popular now. What it really is is governments and central banks taking advantage of an opportunity to expand power without accepting responsibility for the situation. No not a ponzi.
 
Quote from CaptainObvious:

It's a well kept secret that Paulson was consulting with Amway reps prior to his TARP proposal. He is now a Double Diamond rep and the whole country is his down line.

LOL.

I did the World Financial Group (Aegon's version of Primerica) for a few years. We would cashout refi our customers' mortgages (mostly 3/27 IO ARMs or 12MAT Option ARMs with 4.25 yspd on the back) and 7-pay EIUL and VUL (Universal Life Insurance policies). Our main allocation in the VUL was the Clarion Global REIT.

I saw the train wreck that is the real estate crash coming and tried to tell my upline's upline to explore other options w/ the funds. He told me to shut up and go recruit 3 more people so he could get "promoted."

Paulson has been singing a similar tune now for a while. He reminds me of Jeff Skilling (ex Enron CEO).
 
Talknet - Are you Marc Faber?

Since you've joined ET last month, all you've been doing is finding any thread you can to post his inane analysis.

If you really think the S&P is going to 100, have you built yourself a bunker with 20 years supply of food and water, like those idiots who thought the world was going to end on Jan. 1, 2000????
 
Quote from sandygray66:

Talknet - Are you Marc Faber?

Since you've joined ET last month, all you've been doing is finding any thread you can to post his inane analysis.

If you really think the S&P is going to 100, have you built yourself a bunker with 20 years supply of food and water, like those idiots who thought the world was going to end on Jan. 1, 2000????

LOL talknet = wannabee, know it all..... LOSER
 
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