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From: bookr...@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:09:23 -0700
Local: Thurs, Aug 16 2007 10:09 pm
Subject: Re: Why Non-financial Taking a hard hit
jon wrote: well jon, you're right, now what're you gonna do about it? you can > Street has taken a lot of people's hard earned dough. Bankcrupted > companies didn't reveal a thing until they announced the chapter 11 or > outright bankcruptcy. I wonder why didnt SEC chairman Cocks, who was a > house of rep from California, do a thing before harming the little > guys. Are there rules that supposed to protect the investing public? > Why didn't companies > (all CDOs related firms) come clean like european companies telling > public how much > they have asset written down? Nothing is better than a vote of > confidence. Now we all are > in the dark. As long as the CDO markets remain illiquid, investing > public around the world won't go long. No one knows when will the next > bombshells to come. What a financial terror Street > has created and exported to the world. This stock has limited upside > due to unknown and the downside is measured by anything negative > including chapter ll. either gripe or you can treat it like an investment opportunity the likes of which come less than once a decade ;) just make sure you don't panic when the inevitable short squeezes You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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