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  1. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    I think most financials are already close to priced for the worst pending a huge bankruptcy like Lehman. Individual stocks might fall as select...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  2. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    I agree it is a coin flip, just because they had cash December doesn't mean they have cash now. Many an investor have been caught by surprise...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  3. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    GS will be purchasing convertible, preferred notes. What is the price for them to convert to common shares? $15 or the current price? I am...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  4. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    Of the $358 million of loans held for sale at UFSB, $346 million are student loans. The remaining $12 million are mortgages. All of these assets...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  5. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    Where do you see that their exposure is significant compared to their cash position? "Of the $358 million of loans held for sale at UFSB,...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  6. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    FMD originates loans for people who can't get loans from salliemae in addition to that. Whose to say government won't just take full...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 12, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  7. You Lucky Bastards: FMD

    I read that there are terms that if the securitization markets shutdown, then FMD is obligated to buy originated loans from the bank. While this...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 11, 2008 in forum: Stocks

  8. Sso?

    Good point but by that logic, why not have a ETF thats 3x spy? 4x? 8x? BearStearnsx? What if SPY goes down close to 50% or more? Then you are...
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 4, 2008 in forum: Trading

  9. U.S. Dollar Growth

    best observation ever
    Post by: protodigm, Apr 4, 2008 in forum: Economics

  10. Sidestepping a severe recession

    I'm sure most people who do their research has had their share reading doomsday, debt deflation, housing bubble, derivative articles. I have...
    Thread by: protodigm, Apr 4, 2008, 3 replies, in forum: Economics

  11. Canadian Dollar

    US dollar has been depreciating in value and will continue to do so over time. How come then is the Canadian dollar (at least recently in the...
    Thread by: protodigm, Mar 30, 2008, 3 replies, in forum: Trading

  12. Economists didnt see it coming, they wont see it ending

    Yes but this creation of money by creation of debt will basically be "unwound" by the impending credit contraction associated with the decrease of...
    Post by: protodigm, Mar 30, 2008 in forum: Economics

  13. Economists didnt see it coming, they wont see it ending

    Have a question I don't really understand. The article (and whats being observed) talks about stagflation occuring due to cost push inflation +...
    Post by: protodigm, Mar 30, 2008 in forum: Economics

  14. JP Morgan Offering $15-$20 A Share for Bear Stearns

    JP isn't running a charity
    Post by: protodigm, Mar 16, 2008 in forum: Wall St. News

  15. Inflation or Deflation?

    Why would the euro crack anymore than the dollar to cause people to flood back? Also, oil is in for a correction once recession slams at the...
    Post by: protodigm, Mar 16, 2008 in forum: Economics

  16. Inflation or Deflation?

    Will Ben pull out all stops and inflate the hell out of the US to stave off liquidity and monetize every security out there? Will he fail and...
    Thread by: protodigm, Mar 16, 2008, 22 replies, in forum: Economics

  17. The US dollar and the biggest default in history.

    So what is your suggestion in order to preserve our existing capital during this depression? Mind you, I am not seeking to profit from it, I...
    Post by: protodigm, Mar 16, 2008 in forum: Economics
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