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1941<I> and easy money? </i> Please stop miscategorizing my statementTimF-9/17/2008
1940Excuse me alan...but i only posted an artical to myself on unemployment......timc.hinton-9/17/2008
1939One problem with rescuing the "to big to fail" firms is that it gives DMaA-9/17/2008
1938<I> you are saying leave everything alone...except give us easy money. <TimF-9/17/2008
1937 I'm not so sure I like this action. OTOH its a loan, and its not free, TimF-9/17/2008
1936 In a sense the economy is fundamentally strong. Yes its slowing down, possiTimF-9/17/2008
1935<I> tim you can massage and manipulate all you want but 4.9 to 6.1 is stilTimF-9/17/2008
1934 And how many predictions where they wrong about, including (but not limited toTimF-9/17/2008
1933"What can i say?" I don't know, but I sure wish you'd say lesalanrs-9/17/2008
1932re massively horrible crisis....."The Fed authorized the Federal Reserve Bac.hinton-9/17/2008
1931Politicians meddle in the markets at their peril Gerard Baker, US Editor It is sc.hinton-9/17/2008
1930re."stifling things in the first place with heavy regulation and tight monec.hinton-9/17/2008
1929 Federal Reserve bails out AIG with $85bn loan By James Quinn, Wall Street Correc.hinton-9/17/2008
1928"The economy is fundamentally strong"....opps let me hedge that a bit.c.hinton-9/17/2008
1927Tim you are hedging again ...and falling into a ditch. and i love the way you dc.hinton-9/17/2008
1926But tim.... the market did go up like that...dont you remember the boom!...now wc.hinton-9/17/2008
1925oh yes ...horribly massively alotc.hinton-9/17/2008
1924The people who predicted that the derivative madness would unravel in catastrophDMaA-9/16/2008
1923Quoting Palin Out of Context On lots of places on the web and Usenet, I am findTimF-9/16/2008
1922Of course the current situation often has bearing on the future. Where are you TimF-9/16/2008
1921re."I comment on the current situation. Its almost impossible to know with c.hinton-9/16/2008
1920<I> now please show me a previous post from anywhere where you actually maTimF-9/16/2008
1919NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The central bank left its fed funds rate at 2% despitc.hinton-9/16/2008
1918here is another from a year ago... From: c.hinton 8/13/2007 5:29:18 PM of 2680c.hinton-9/16/2008
1917LOL! with an unemployment rate increasing as it is they wont have jobs. now plc.hinton-9/16/2008
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