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Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Brandonf, Mar 22, 2009.

  1. #91     Mar 23, 2009
  2. So she'd be crazy not to get in debt over her head? And given the events of the last year you still believe that? When you grow up you'll either see things differently or, if not, remain a childish, irresponsible assclown.
     
    #92     Mar 23, 2009
  3. spinn

    spinn

    So if you could make a trade with no downside, you wouldnt do it?

    You really expect people to walk away from no risk money?

    I agree with most here...you seem mentally ill......let it go.
     
    #93     Mar 23, 2009
  4. timcar

    timcar

    I believe Trader 666 was a mortgage broker during the “BOOM YEARS” and is now pissed-off he can’t find any old poor lady to con into a make-believe mortgage.

    The GOOD OLD DAYS mortgage brokering: when an idiot like Trader 666 could make $100k a year selling bad mortgages to an old poor lady and now today his new job line;

    “Do you want that value meal up-sized?”
     
    #94     Mar 23, 2009
  5. It's not a trade, assclown, it's a contract. Which I wouldn't expect an immature, irresponsible POS like you to understand.

    You're a skid mark on society's collective underwear... go hump someone else's leg.
     
    #95     Mar 23, 2009
  6. So that's what you do now? Let me tell you... with the stupidity you've displayed in your posts that's about all you're fit for.

    Here's a tip for you: if you can't get the concept of personal responsibility you'll NEVER succeed at trading. So grow up and maybe you'll finally succeed at something:p
     
    #96     Mar 23, 2009
  7. Here u go trader6
    The lady is an individual, if she screws up she mainly only hurts herself, it isn't a national problem. People have been going bankkrupt forever and will continue to do so. Right now there is someone who will take a loan from you and not pay it back, news flash it isn't their fault if your dumb enough to lend them the money.
    Now the mortgage industry along with the investment banks and AIG, well you know don't you, their lies and greed have hurt all of us on a grand scale. That my friend is why the mistakes of the large banks are bigger than the mistakes of the small borrower.
     
    #97     Mar 23, 2009
  8. Borrow $5000 from Guido, don't pay it back and test your theory :p
    Not true collectively. Without borrowers there would have been exactly zero loans.
     
    #98     Mar 23, 2009
  9. Frostie

    Frostie

    I didn't watch the show, but I assume the house is in foreclosure? There are two sides to every contract and the fact that many banks are being over run in foreclosures is a sign they didn't do their job in managing the risk. And so they pay for it(LOL read bailed out). Five years ago you could easily call anyone who foreclosed a deadbeat moron, but the evidense is mounting that the financial sector has failed in the responsibility to protect the value of its assets.
     
    #99     Mar 23, 2009
  10. ElCubano

    ElCubano

    not to mention she would have been a genuis had her property gone up in value and she sold on one hell of a leverage play....Even samrt mo-fo's who understood the loans saw this as an opportunity to make some mula...
     
    #100     Mar 24, 2009