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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: blind-geezer who wrote (32884)11/27/2008 2:48:24 PM
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My understanding is that the bailout money comes from thin air and is created as needed. There is no accountability on those receiving the money, never will be. Just AIG getting more and throwing a couple of extra parties here and there. We are led to believe that we are all now shareholders in these companies, us, the taxpayers. I still have not received my stock certificates though. In any event, it matters little whether I receive them or not. Forced stock ownership in weakling Companies that have poor managements and could never have survived without aid is not my idea of a good investment. Many think that also matters little, because value is what the Government decides, not what the market decides. Something about unlimited capital and bailouts just not sitting well with me. Temporary band aids at best with long term fatal consequences at worst.
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