bis...@gmail.com wrote:
> DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS PROVES? As things changes, laws need to change.
> You CANT YELL FIRE IN A CROWDED MOVIE THEATER AND CAUSE PEOPLE TO GET
> TRAMPLED TO DEATH. Freedom of Speech does not cover that. Some moral-
> deficient shorted this stock and then colluded with a few others to
> get it to tank. The paper trail will be found, the FBI will get
> involved and they WILL BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE AND SENT TO JAIL.

> This proves nothing new. GO TO ANY BANK IN ANY COUNTRY. IF EVERY
> DEPOSIT HOLDER SHOWS UP ON THE SAME DAY AND WANTS THEIR MONEY BACK, IT
> ISN'T POSSIBLE. This was a disaster.

> I've been with Fidelity Investments for 12 years, and ONLY THEM except
> for a checking account with NCNB which later became Bank of America. I
> consider my duty as an American to not act like an idiot. I don't
> smoke, i won't own stock in tobacco companies. I am gonna take 1/10th
> of my net worth ($40K) and put it in Bear Stearns on Monday.

> Some person yelled fire in a theater, I AM GOING TO STAND ON MY SEAT
> AND SCREAM AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS: THERE IS NO FIRE, STAY CALM.
> EVERYONE STAY CALM. I guess it's easy for me to say because the first
> $100K is protected right? If it isn't then I cannot say i would be so
> brave. HOWEVER....if the first 100K is protected then i would like to
> see 10,000 or 100,000 people put 40K or 50K or whatever into this
> company.....JP Morgan wouldn't even have time to rifle through their
> books.

> IF ALL AMERICANS DID THIS ON MONDAY MORNING, THE PROBLEM WOULD BE
> SOLVED BY LUNCH!!!! WHAT A MESSAGE, WHAT A SHOW OF UNITY........WHAT
> AN EXAMPLE TO SET TO THE WORLD!  Of course all of this big talk is
> based on the idea that the first 100K of deposits are protected.

> I am sickened at how some short-selling conman floated a rumor and
> brought down this company.....GRANTED the rumor worked because of
> their weakened status due to sub-prime mistakes.....

> Comments?

ca.far...@gmail.com wrote:
> http://www.streetinsider.com/Insiders+Blog/Cramer+Sees+a+Bear+Stearns...

> "January 24, 2008 11:38 AM EST

> At RealMoney.com, Jim Cramer said he thinks Bear Stearns (NYSE: BSC)
> gets acquired. Cramer said even after the subprime debacle, Bear has
> good stock trading, good prime brokerage and good fixed income."

> The old Cramer reverse Midas touch strikes again.

cfran...@gmail.com wrote:
> Anyone who has listened to Jim Cramer for more than 5 minutes should
> know he has lots of buddies at Bear.  Don't take his advice (ever).

> ca.far...@gmail.com wrote:
> > http://www.streetinsider.com/Insiders+Blog/Cramer+Sees+a+Bear+Stearns...

> > "January 24, 2008 11:38 AM EST

> > At RealMoney.com, Jim Cramer said he thinks Bear Stearns (NYSE: BSC)
> > gets acquired. Cramer said even after the subprime debacle, Bear has
> > good stock trading, good prime brokerage and good fixed income."

> > The old Cramer reverse Midas touch strikes again.

holybeef2...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Most Americans*

> Everyone with half a brain knows that the US is heading to a
> recession. Sadly not everyone here has half a brain if you base it on
> who's reporting the news in TV here. LOL

> big...@gmail.com wrote:
> > The people colluding are the people keeping this dead market up. The
> > Dow should be a lot lower than current levels. As usual America is
> > using ignorance as it's primary weapon. The rest of the world knows
> > the US is headed for a recession. They are staring at your house
> > watching it burn down while you sit inside saying it is not on fire.

> > At the end of the day if you are long on financials your opinion is
> > worthless. Financials are screwed. You are trying to catch 10 falling
> > knives. You have no credibility.

> > bis...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS PROVES? As things changes, laws need to change.
> > > You CANT YELL FIRE IN A CROWDED MOVIE THEATER AND CAUSE PEOPLE TO GET
> > > TRAMPLED TO DEATH. Freedom of Speech does not cover that. Some moral-
> > > deficient shorted this stock and then colluded with a few others to
> > > get it to tank. The paper trail will be found, the FBI will get
> > > involved and they WILL BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE AND SENT TO JAIL.

> > > This proves nothing new. GO TO ANY BANK IN ANY COUNTRY. IF EVERY
> > > DEPOSIT HOLDER SHOWS UP ON THE SAME DAY AND WANTS THEIR MONEY BACK, IT
> > > ISN'T POSSIBLE. This was a disaster.

> > > I've been with Fidelity Investments for 12 years, and ONLY THEM except
> > > for a checking account with NCNB which later became Bank of America. I
> > > consider my duty as an American to not act like an idiot. I don't
> > > smoke, i won't own stock in tobacco companies. I am gonna take 1/10th
> > > of my net worth ($40K) and put it in Bear Stearns on Monday.

> > > Some person yelled fire in a theater, I AM GOING TO STAND ON MY SEAT
> > > AND SCREAM AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS: THERE IS NO FIRE, STAY CALM.
> > > EVERYONE STAY CALM. I guess it's easy for me to say because the first
> > > $100K is protected right? If it isn't then I cannot say i would be so
> > > brave. HOWEVER....if the first 100K is protected then i would like to
> > > see 10,000 or 100,000 people put 40K or 50K or whatever into this
> > > company.....JP Morgan wouldn't even have time to rifle through their
> > > books.

> > > IF ALL AMERICANS DID THIS ON MONDAY MORNING, THE PROBLEM WOULD BE
> > > SOLVED BY LUNCH!!!! WHAT A MESSAGE, WHAT A SHOW OF UNITY........WHAT
> > > AN EXAMPLE TO SET TO THE WORLD!  Of course all of this big talk is
> > > based on the idea that the first 100K of deposits are protected.

> > > I am sickened at how some short-selling conman floated a rumor and
> > > brought down this company.....GRANTED the rumor worked because of
> > > their weakened status due to sub-prime mistakes.....

> > > Comments?

malon...@gmail.com wrote:
> I know a guy who made a 10 million on a double leveraged short today
> on BSC.  IWe're about to go celebrate in Hollywood right now.  Sorry
> about your lost.  Maybe you should become a bear, and short AMZN to
> make your losses back.

> Keep your head up.  I lost $80k once, in 5 minutes, then I made $1.8M,
> in the next month.  Losses happen.  Staying in the game gets you
> Rich.  Just a little food for thought.

> cfran...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Anyone who has listened to Jim Cramer for more than 5 minutes should
> > know he has lots of buddies at Bear.  Don't take his advice (ever).

> > ca.far...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > http://www.streetinsider.com/Insiders+Blog/Cramer+Sees+a+Bear+Stearns...

> > > "January 24, 2008 11:38 AM EST

> > > At RealMoney.com, Jim Cramer said he thinks Bear Stearns (NYSE: BSC)
> > > gets acquired. Cramer said even after the subprime debacle, Bear has
> > > good stock trading, good prime brokerage and good fixed income."

> > > The old Cramer reverse Midas touch strikes again.

TheGoodFel...@gmail.com wrote:
> hey malon,

> If you made 1.8M in one month why would you post over 1000 times on
> google finance? (click view profile, its there)

> If I was making a hefty sum of money like 1.8M in one month, I
> wouldn't have time to post over a thousand times on google finance.

> malon...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I know a guy who made a 10 million on a double leveraged short today
> > on BSC.  IWe're about to go celebrate in Hollywood right now.  Sorry
> > about your lost.  Maybe you should become a bear, and short AMZN to
> > make your losses back.

> > Keep your head up.  I lost $80k once, in 5 minutes, then I made $1.8M,
> > in the next month.  Losses happen.  Staying in the game gets you
> > Rich.  Just a little food for thought.

> > cfran...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Anyone who has listened to Jim Cramer for more than 5 minutes should
> > > know he has lots of buddies at Bear.  Don't take his advice (ever).

> > > ca.far...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > > http://www.streetinsider.com/Insiders+Blog/Cramer+Sees+a+Bear+Stearns...

> > > > "January 24, 2008 11:38 AM EST

> > > > At RealMoney.com, Jim Cramer said he thinks Bear Stearns (NYSE: BSC)
> > > > gets acquired. Cramer said even after the subprime debacle, Bear has
> > > > good stock trading, good prime brokerage and good fixed income."

> > > > The old Cramer reverse Midas touch strikes again.

cons...@lod.com wrote:
> In May 2007 I was in the market to purchase a new house. I spent
> several months looking and eventually found the exact house I wanted,
> in the neighborhood where I wanted to live. The only problem was that
> the house was owned by a speculator/investor who had been unable to
> flip it (price too high). The speculator had not paid the mortgage for
> several months and the property was already headed for foreclosure and
> auction. We made an offer for the property, and submitted credible
> financing approval, and attempted a "short sale" (in which the sale
> price will not cover the existing mortgages and the lender(s) end up
> getting partial payoffs). There were two mortgages on the property --
> the first mortgage lender was OK with the short sale, since he was
> going to get paid in full. The second mortgage lender was a subsidiary
> of Bear Stearns called EMC Mortgage, who stood to get about a $35K
> haircut in the deal if they agreed to the short sale. Well, not only
> did they not agree to the short sale, but they were arrogant and
> impolite. The big, important investment bank acted like they had no
> reason to deal with some petty little home buyer. So the property went
> to foreclosure and auction. End result: Bear Stearns lost their entire
> $70K loan on the property, and we picked it up at auction and are now
> happily living in it. Hey, Bear: how do you like that? You're a crap
> bank, and you deserve what you get.