Do you actually think the worst is over with the bailout of the financial crisis?

THINK AGAIN...



Derivative dealers, hedge funds, buyout firms and other market players will also unravel!!...research and read and learn



This is not sound economic policy..you cant treat the symptom without treating the disease



Your thoughts?



Whatever happened to deregulation, analyze the need for the federal reserve, our foreign obligations etc.



Do you actually think the worst is over with the bailout of the financial crisis?
It will be if democrats don't hang a bunch of their nonsense on it. If they do or they delay it, goodbye Irene.
No. The USD will take a nose dive due to the pricetag of the bailout and this will drive oil prices even higher as they are based on the USD.Do you actually think the worst is over with the bailout of the financial crisis?
No, Only GOD knows what this nation is going to have to go through.

If we have more problems with our financial institutions then we could

have to go back to the banking methods of the early 1900's .
No, some are predicting there is a $450 Trillion derivatives market that's about to pop. The world GDP is only around $63 Trillion.



If that happens it could result in a global depression.



This would give opportunistic proto-fascists the opportunity to take the plunge. This is why it's so important that the Republican party doesn't win the white house again!Do you actually think the worst is over with the bailout of the financial crisis?
The United States House Committee on Financial Services (or House Banking Committee) oversees the entire financial services industry, including the securities, insurance, banking, and housing industries. The Committee also oversees the work of the Federal Reserve, the United States Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and other financial services regulators. It is chaired by Barney Frank (D-MA)



Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.)

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The couple also owns a vineyard in St. Helena, Calif., valued at $5 million to $25 million.



The Speaker鈥檚 husband also increased tenfold his holdings in Apple Computer Inc. stock to at least $5 million, up from a minimum of $500,000 in 2006.



Pelosi and her husband also owe mortgage debt on several of their properties, including the vineyard, totaling at least $8.75 million.



Other debts listed by Pelosi include lines of credit totaling at least $3.5 million.






No, the worst is yet to come. People should be ready to hit the streets in DC. This government needs a major cleanse to restore Constitutional obedience.
Dino, it's people like you who yell out what others are too scared to whisper.

No, I think it is just beginning. Don't you see they got away with it? Crime does pay in this case. Has anybody gone to jail for ripping us tax payers off? The loan takers who signed their name not daring to read the small print just thanked the bankers graciously. Ug! Know any of them folks? I think there is a slippery slope and the Feds are whizzing into the black hole. That's us tax payers.... can you back away from the elephant in the room and get over the denial that it will affect every American for years to come.

"Sigh,"..." I'm lookin for a sugar daddy!"..............Problem solver I am. lol
The lending institutions are where the biggest problem is. If we fix this one right, the rest will be mild in comparison.



With Congress holing up and taking their sweet time, it makes me nervous that the help won't come soon enough.
REVOLUTION NOW!
no, I don't think its over...I do however wish it had never started...its like a snow ball rolling down hill, its just going to keep getting bigger and bigger...we need to stop being partisan about this... everyone needs to realize that we have a democrat congress and a republican president who are by the way holding hands on this one...they are all at fault...

always nosnod
No. I'm seriously worried that there are several more surprises headed our way.
No.

The effects of outsourcing and the ridiculously high risk lending policies of the past are only now starting to rear their ugly heads.

Rough times ahead - for sure.
If not expect riots in the streets soon!!!
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check him out, he has numbers and email address to the webpage to tell congress what you think about the bailout.