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To: Kirk © who wrote (54092)	10/5/2011 11:52:07 AM
From: rsie	Respond to of 95572

i tried to push the LIKE button for this. has anyone else seen the relative strength of the nasdaq? wow.

To: Kirk © who wrote (54092)	10/5/2011 4:02:03 PM
From: Woody_Nickels	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95572

Kirk, soon banks may charge for getting your cash from a teller. No joke. Woody BTW, the CEO of PNC, the developer of ATMs, was on CNBC today, and said that the banks 'lost' $6B revenue from the limit on debit card swipes. Maybe they should recover those 'lost' fees internally, for a change. He cried that interest rates are zero and they can't make any money. Let me see... borrow from the FRB at .3%, lend to business and mortgages at 3%-4%, and pay .1% interest to the 'little guy'. What's the problem? The only problem is the little guy makes far less than the banks, and it's the little guy's money they use to profiteer. And now they want to charge fees to deposit and withdraw your own money. What service do they provide these days? It will be cheaper to buy a safe, or bury your money in the back yard(buy Tupperware stock LOL). No joke. If I retire to Mississippi, I still have an open Credit Union account from the USAF, 30 yrs. ago. Retirement is still 6 yrs. away.