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Wall Street goes on Welfare

"Lets face it folks Wall Street is going on welfare! With the latest round of government bailouts huge corporate giants like Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and now AIG. The AIG bailout which consists of an $85 billion loan from uncle Sam in exchange for an 80 percent stake in the company...

Posted to WallStreetSurvivor (Forum) by scorpio9gm on 09-19-2008
What Do You Think The Open Is Going To Be For FRE and FNM

I think 3.00 a share for FNM,and maybe 2.00 for FRE. The reason I ask is because some article's report WIPEOUT of the common,and others say DILUTION

Posted to Trader's Edge (Forum) by Funny-Money on 09-06-2008
Re: FNM and FRE

The CEO's knew for months the company was going under,as there cash decreased to constantly stave off losses from bad mortgage's......But we should blame all of the company's that sold the subprime to FRE and FNM also,granted management should have been smarter not to buy.But what would have...

Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Funny-Money on 09-06-2008
FNM and FRE

The fall of its investors. A neccesary sacrifice for the progress of the economy.....

Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Funny-Money on 09-05-2008
Re: 'Stealth' Housing Bailout: It's Bigger Than You Think

mrsturtz- you are very much going to the wrong place when you say you want more oversight. There already was and is oversight that has and did nothing at all. The whole idea that more of a bad idea can fix the wrongs accomplished by the original wrecking crew is absurd. It is like throwing gas on a fire...

Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by doughplow on 07-30-2008
Re: Bear Sterns.

[quote user="Seti03"] Lets call a spade a spade. What happened at Bear Sterns was a simple run on a bank. A huge financial institution at that, which if it had been left to collapse, may have triggered other bank runs. [/quote] One way to look at it. I watched CNBC this morning for the first...

Posted to US Housing Market (Forum) by Melany on 03-17-2008
BREAKING NEWS: JPMorgan Buying Bear Stearns For $2 Per Share!

Forget $15 or $20. They’re only willing to pay $2 per share! Bear Stearns is now a penny stock. From http://timothysykes.com/2008/03/16/jpmorgan-buying-bear-stearns-for-2-per-share/

Posted to WallStreetSurvivor (Forum) by adilip on 03-16-2008
Re: Bear Stearns Bailout

[quote user="karand"] Bear Stearns , the fifth largest U.S. investment bank, said a cash crunch forced it to turn to the Federal Reserve and JPMorgan Chase for emergency funds, intensifying fears of a widening global credit crisis and driving its shares down as much as 50 percent It was the...

Posted to Trader's Edge (Forum) by Melany on 03-15-2008

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