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Technology Stocks : The New (Profitable) Ramtron

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From: jimtracker13/6/2009 1:01:23 PM
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It is such a great deal, the very wealthy are going to be able
to join in saving the United States from going down the drain.

dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com

If you have funds to loan you can be part of this unique exercise.

Back when I was able buy tax shelters, I had to read and sign
"dozens" of disclaimers telling me if I invested in the process or asset I was essentially an idiot to do so. Then all of the possible freaks of nature, the government, and local bridge clubs would be listed and described what could potentially be done to me, and my investment. The amount of paperwork that was necessary and required by the fed was almost impossible to go through and read.

To invest in the bailout process that will soon be offered to the wealthy, I can just imagine the paperwork involved showing the potential hazards of the investment. Just doing something with the government being the principle, would scare
me away. Just the knowledge of the skill level of the congressmen who put the deal together has history, and their lack of honesty is documented and well known. This will be the first investment to disclose that your money could be stolen by the government and its agents.

Believe me the odds are better in Vegas!
I think we will find this investment is a Ponzi scheme like so
many others.
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