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To: Wayners who wrote (23805)8/19/2011 8:56:25 AM
From: mazel-tov  Respond to of 223305
 
Agree that the situation with the banks is not analogous to 2008.

I think the problem with Europe is that there really is not a good handle on the extent of exposure and then when one adds in the inter-relationship that the US banks have with the banks in Europe, it adds another element of uncertainty to the exposure among the US banks.

There must be a reason why the stock prices of US banks are in freefall ......... right?


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