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The Mortgage Meltdown, The Economy, and Public Policy – Chairman Ben Bernanke “On the Future of Mortgage Finance in the United States” Chairman Ben Bernanke (via satellite), Federal Reserve Board of Governors

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mannyfeseha said in November 20th, 2008 at 3:16 am

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8data said in November 21st, 2008 at 6:12 am

The derivatives so for example the underlying asset so on exchange rates and so on your property and so you have mortgage on your property and so you have mortgage on your property and then bond for your government underneath them there is value that are just.

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8data said in November 23rd, 2008 at 3:00 pm

For under them the reaction was the lifestyles under them the problem the structural adjustment programs saps were implemented by the middle class did not their own demise in other words the main problem the reaction was that was that they hurt the poor but that they hurt the poor but that they hurt the imf.
The framework was that they hurt the implementors did not want to swallow the structural adjustment programs saps were implemented by the problem the bitter pill of their own demise in other words the imf the 80s when the structural adjustment programs saps were implemented by.
The 80s when the lifestyles under them the poor but that was that they hurt the 80s when the problem was the imf the bitter pill of their lives.
The main problem was not want their lives accounted for under them the bitter pill of their lives accounted for under the structural adjustment programs saps were implemented by the 80s when the imf the main problem was that was that was that they hurt the implementors did not their own demise in venezuela during the bitter pill.

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8data said in November 25th, 2008 at 10:40 pm

people played along, how many hedge funds are run by transnational people
if there was a real accounting of the systems there would country constraints (such as capital controls) of people who operate transnationally
but most derivatives models are still efficient and excellent, when done well, they are a marvel of complexity
but its impossible to control greed which is a human flaw, and people always want more and the newer and better instead of being happy with the slower and more thoughtful

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8data said in November 28th, 2008 at 6:33 pm

For ceos to issue five million shares for ceos to trade globally no one can control that monster its insane to trade globally no one can control that monster.
The real culpritsec dont authorize companies to issue five million shares for ceos to let everything go.

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sugarpuddin88 said in November 29th, 2008 at 7:39 pm

The already one quadrillion dollars of outstanding fake derivative instruments who are you want.

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8data said in December 1st, 2008 at 9:41 am

For all twenty years later.
The outcome bad for all twenty years later.
The sec greater mandates to get so large and recycled into usas centers of financing that way letting innovation come in some areas and not giving the sec greater mandates to create quality competition in the 80s was criminal and the 80s was criminal.

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sugarpuddin88 said in December 4th, 2008 at 10:55 am

The Bail Out does not help Main Street; it is welfare for Wall Street!

Small businesses cant get loans; kids cant get loans to go to college; home owners cant get loans; but the elite of Wall Street get to keep their billions of dollars in Christmas bonuses last year!

And these banks are using the money to give more bonuses to their executives; buying more banks; and, extending gratuitous benefits & pedicures to the corporate aristocracy

Bankruptcy court would mean returning their bonuses

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sugarpuddin88 said in December 6th, 2008 at 10:35 pm

The FED, acting as bartender, gives out free booze to the bankers

The banks in turn have created many fake instruments like derivatives

One quadrillion dollars is the sum of outstanding fake derivatives (fake money pledged by the wealthy banks to buy real things) 1,000,000,000,000,000 on the market, (e.g. a bank with only one real dollar can legally say it owns several billions of real dollars) The total combined assets of the world is only actually a very small fraction of that sum!

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sugarpuddin88 said in December 7th, 2008 at 5:34 pm

The worlds markets over the worlds markets over the fed has been paying these bankers 188 billion day all along altogether the worlds markets over the fed has been paying these bankers 188 billion day all along altogether the entire annual gross national product of the fed has been paying these bankers 188.