US creates government sponsored Bad Bank

by SOLARLIFE | September 18, 2008 at 11:49 pm
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Paulson, Pelosi had the task to announce the "Bad bank" creation finally by the US government. Originally the banks themselves proposed a $70 bn "Bad bank". Obviously the $70bn would have been just peanuts. That means the US heading for inflation next year. Everything in the Supermarket gets more expensive, bread, meat.

Dow jones 400 points up, how long ?
Institutional investors have no joice. They must stay in the game. No other place to invest. Computer orders cause a frog jump in the jar, three days later the frog is down again on the fear of inflation. The $500bn non verified hedge fund offshore money has no chance to inject the money in the real production process. They believe goverment will open a new gambling hall for them, what an error. To pay the soaring dept of the US $70bn have to enter the US daily.

Newpaper comments EU
European newspapers say US has to stop costs of war and the military budget signed this week $613bn topped by $300 bn upfront Bad Bank loans bailed out, $ 1 trillion to pay by the taxpayer? The rich are offshore, the middle class chased out of their home, so nobody able to pay the bill means inflationary printed dollars.

European crisis bad loans
Top secret, the spanish home builder collapse ended the boom, now bad credits have been sold to the ECB european central bank. Nobody should know. Why can ordinary people not sell their bad loans? They are worthless, no buyers. If government entities say they buy, that means they just pay with inflation money. Result food prices soar in european super markets. The european union has for sure no shortage of food, prices increase on inflation caused by speculators bad loans

 

The federal government, in what may be its most far-reaching attempt yet to contain the financial crisis, is poised to establish a program to let banks get rid of mortgage-related assets that have been hard to value and harder to trade.

Leaders from the House and the Senate were briefed on Thursday evening by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

"The root cause of distress in capital markets is the real estate correction and what's going on in terms of the price declines in real estate," Paulson said at a press briefing after the meeting. "So we're coming together to work for an expeditious solution aimed right at the heart of this problem, which is illiquid assets on financial institutions' balance sheets."

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flagged this story as Good Stuff

at 06:23 on September 19th, 2008

SOLARLIFE, I like this story. It's good stuff.

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politsite thanks for flag "Bad bank", the market is soaring, happy hour, 3 days later, someone taking a calculater, estimated $500bn just peanuts for the Feds first Bad Bank loans buy. So why letting then Lehman Bros at all downhill. Kissinger consulting AIG not Lehman.

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