R Renegen Sep 26, 2008 #1 I can't remember another name that was flying around for a long time, is the flood of bankruptcies done from the big financials? The market has also had a nice week, much more stable. Are we going up?
I can't remember another name that was flying around for a long time, is the flood of bankruptcies done from the big financials? The market has also had a nice week, much more stable. Are we going up?
R Renegen Sep 26, 2008 #3 I have no doubt the small banks will be next, but how many will it be? Will it be like the depression? If it's minor, the market can slowly recover anyway.
I have no doubt the small banks will be next, but how many will it be? Will it be like the depression? If it's minor, the market can slowly recover anyway.
N Nofear777 Sep 26, 2008 #4 Quote from Renegen: I can't remember another name that was flying around for a long time, is the flood of bankruptcies done from the big financials? The market has also had a nice week, much more stable. Are we going up? More... Market is going up on very little volume this week. Should be very carefull.
Quote from Renegen: I can't remember another name that was flying around for a long time, is the flood of bankruptcies done from the big financials? The market has also had a nice week, much more stable. Are we going up? More... Market is going up on very little volume this week. Should be very carefull.
F flytiger Sep 26, 2008 #6 Quote from village trader: We will be done when JP Morgan goes down. More... Have you always been an optimist?
Quote from village trader: We will be done when JP Morgan goes down. More... Have you always been an optimist?
N Nofear777 Sep 27, 2008 #7 Quote from village trader: We will be done when JP Morgan goes down. More... lol. Who goes down first... GE, or JPM?
Quote from village trader: We will be done when JP Morgan goes down. More... lol. Who goes down first... GE, or JPM?
G Ghostland Sep 27, 2008 #9 Weiss Research report on bail out and which banks are at risk (pdf): http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/files/documents/Final-Bailout-White-Paper.pdf
Weiss Research report on bail out and which banks are at risk (pdf): http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/files/documents/Final-Bailout-White-Paper.pdf
B Bigpipn Sep 27, 2008 #10 JPM has, by far, the highest exposure to derivatives. If these derivatives unwind, JPM is done. If JPM is done, the entire system is done. Period.
JPM has, by far, the highest exposure to derivatives. If these derivatives unwind, JPM is done. If JPM is done, the entire system is done. Period.