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Again ... It Wasn't Fannie and Freddie
Don't Worry, The Banking System is Sound
Suppose sound is an acronym for Sucking Out "Ur" New Dollars
Trust vs. Transparency: What the Market Needs Now
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Paulson and Friends, Translated
Mish does a nice job of translation based on results
Watch him on an extended testimony on CSPAN and see the expression on the committee member's faces. They can't wait until January 09.
The 'Canary in the Coalmine' for Fannie, Freddie
Love Notes from Fannie Mae to the Fed, Etc.
You should also know there is a vicious rumor going around that on Monday the Treasury Dept will introduce a new one dollar bill. On the reverse will be printed:
"IN HENRY WE TRUST" followed in fine print : "When Henry speaks people listen" followed by "I know you believe what I said is true, but I'm not sure you understand that what I said it not what I meant"
One final thought. The history detectives have found evidence that there were insufficient "bailing buckets" on the Titanic.
Paulson's Fannie / Freddie Dance
"I'm Henry Paulson from the US Government and I'm here to help you."
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which means taxpayers pay the bill, shareholders experience deflation, attorneys on both sides battle for settlement dollars. The whole process takes years to unwind. This is how a dollar becomes 10 cents.