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Citibank and BofA

Started by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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Alright, enough is enough... let them fail....
Response by bob420
over 16 years ago
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Translation:

Alzright, enuffz enuff...let dem failz

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Response by manhattanfox
over 16 years ago
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what prompted this?

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Response by rb345
over 16 years ago
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short-seller looking to cover at lower price

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Response by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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Although they denied it, both banks have magically found that some of it's subs may have used 'repo's ala lehman to hide it's true leverage at quarter ends. There will be a Mia culpa stmt in the am. Flmao.

I wish I was short the banks but it costs too much to do it and I'm afraid geitner may prohibit shorts against financials again, bc he is in their cookie jar.

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Response by patient09
over 16 years ago
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No mia culpa, that's the advantage of being wards of the State. Moynihan is WH private sector version of BF and C is, well you know the rest.

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Response by inonada
over 16 years ago
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Don't you have FDIC insured money stuffed inside those turkeyz?

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Response by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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The turkey would be citibank. My business chking.

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Response by manhattanfox
over 16 years ago
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both up 4+% today -- where was the annoucement?

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Response by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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Dow up 2.5%. Let's keep things in perspective.

I was flipping back btwen CNBC and the home shopping network, but I couldve sworn repos was about citi, and not the wrinkle cream.

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Response by somewhereelse
over 16 years ago
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> Dow up 2.5%. Let's keep things in perspective.

After going down over 10%

I'll take it, but the bigger perspective I still liked 11k better.

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Response by mymonetate
over 16 years ago
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As a buyer of United States equities, I prefer the DOW at 10,000 than 11,000.

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Response by anonymous
over 16 years ago

HAHA. Bill Ackman says you are WRONG

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