Quite true!huggybear wrote:KSL
everyone takes care of their interests and don't care to help anyone really. banks will take care of their interests and you will take care of yours. only problem is that banks have a lot more money then you and a lot more political clout. (Companies will only act in chartiable situations because it helps their public image and thus helps to support their stock price. otherwise they would just happily go back to dumping toxic chemicals in your drinking water or painting your children's toys with lead paint.)
I doubt Merv the Swerve blinked when you called him to have him bail you out of your $hit marconi position... but when northern rock calls from a highly supportive north UK of the labor party .... well then gordon brown makes a couple phone calls and forces merve the swerve to do something.
greenspan looks like a buffoon now. only reason we're at this credit mess is because he cut rates to 1% in 2001.
Yep! I guess you are right on the button, when you mention Gordon Browns phone calls! Maybe that was the signal to earn some quick bucks! In at 135 and out at 265, now watch it drop again, like a yoyo and the vultures are having a field day, at the cost of the small punter doing the lotto with their life savings. Insider trading NO NEVERhuggybear wrote:KSL
everyone takes care of their interests and don't care to help anyone really. banks will take care of their interests and you will take care of yours. only problem is that banks have a lot more money then you and a lot more political clout. (Companies will only act in chartiable situations because it helps their public image and thus helps to support their stock price. otherwise they would just happily go back to dumping toxic chemicals in your drinking water or painting your children's toys with lead paint.)
I doubt Merv the Swerve blinked when you called him to have him bail you out of your $hit marconi position... but when northern rock calls from a highly supportive north UK of the labor party .... well then gordon brown makes a couple phone calls and forces merve the swerve to do something.
greenspan looks like a buffoon now. only reason we're at this credit mess is because he cut rates to 1% in 2001.
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