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Guest
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 8:16 pm
http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/jan032008.html


<snip>
The year 2008 will be the year that THINGS JUST PLAIN BREAK. It will
be a truly deadly year, unavoidably lethal to the USEconomy and
especially to the US banking sector. Nothing has been repaired. Some
tangible solutions will be offered in the next section, all legitimate
in a real world. However, we do NOT live in a real world, but rather
in a Fairy Tale world of US Hegemony and Wall Street with a choke hold
around the US entire system. Managed inflation is the policy never to
be reversed, until total breakdown occurs. Treason is rampant, called
simply Power Games. All attempts so far are to shore up the existing
system, to enable Wall Street to sell as much of their damaged asset
backed bonds to suckers, and to avoid international lawsuits against
Wall Street firms. In 2008, an alarming sequence is assured of
enormous damage that puts the entire US economic and financial system
in a perilous situation. The powers survived the end of 2007, with
heavy usage of band aids, rubber bands, and paper clips, but reality
continues to itemize a relentless sequence of unfixable, tragic,
intractable problems. The pressure points are big banks suffering from
insolvency, prime mortgage bonds destined for massive losses,
consumers without kitties to rob to keep spending, a worsening housing
market from chronic inventory bloat, and deepening problems in the
lending industry frozen from insolvency and distrust. Pitch in a
global resentment of US fraud and heavy handed tactics, especially
from the last couple decades.

What a prospect! Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, but
still in control of the financial media. Citigroup is dead in the
water,

<snip>
P. Maffia
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:13 pm
Guest
The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

<knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2b66f3fb-3876-4ade-8ed1-5cecce474f17@q39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
Quote:
http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/jan032008.html


snip
The year 2008 will be the year that THINGS JUST PLAIN BREAK. It will
be a truly deadly year, unavoidably lethal to the USEconomy and
especially to the US banking sector. Nothing has been repaired. Some
tangible solutions will be offered in the next section, all legitimate
in a real world. However, we do NOT live in a real world, but rather
in a Fairy Tale world of US Hegemony and Wall Street with a choke hold
around the US entire system. Managed inflation is the policy never to
be reversed, until total breakdown occurs. Treason is rampant, called
simply Power Games. All attempts so far are to shore up the existing
system, to enable Wall Street to sell as much of their damaged asset
backed bonds to suckers, and to avoid international lawsuits against
Wall Street firms. In 2008, an alarming sequence is assured of
enormous damage that puts the entire US economic and financial system
in a perilous situation. The powers survived the end of 2007, with
heavy usage of band aids, rubber bands, and paper clips, but reality
continues to itemize a relentless sequence of unfixable, tragic,
intractable problems. The pressure points are big banks suffering from
insolvency, prime mortgage bonds destined for massive losses,
consumers without kitties to rob to keep spending, a worsening housing
market from chronic inventory bloat, and deepening problems in the
lending industry frozen from insolvency and distrust. Pitch in a
global resentment of US fraud and heavy handed tactics, especially
from the last couple decades.

What a prospect! Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, but
still in control of the financial media. Citigroup is dead in the
water,

Despite the hefty losses Citi has suffered, it is still reporting a profit
for the year. And the same is true of most of the players hit hard by the
sub-prime debacle. So much for The Village Idiot's information moronically
claiming that, "Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, ..." .
Guest
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 3:56 pm
On Jan 9, 11:13 am, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:
Quote:
The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:2b66f3fb-3876-4ade-8ed1-5cecce474f17@q39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...



http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/jan032008.html

snip
The year 2008 will be the year that THINGS JUST PLAIN BREAK. It will
be a truly deadly year, unavoidably lethal to the USEconomy and
especially to the US banking sector. Nothing has been repaired. Some
tangible solutions will be offered in the next section, all legitimate
in a real world. However, we do NOT live in a real world, but rather
in a Fairy Tale world of US Hegemony and Wall Street with a choke hold
around the US entire system. Managed inflation is the policy never to
be reversed, until total breakdown occurs. Treason is rampant, called
simply Power Games. All attempts so far are to shore up the existing
system, to enable Wall Street to sell as much of their damaged asset
backed bonds to suckers, and to avoid international lawsuits against
Wall Street firms. In 2008, an alarming sequence is assured of
enormous damage that puts the entire US economic and financial system
in a perilous situation. The powers survived the end of 2007, with
heavy usage of band aids, rubber bands, and paper clips, but reality
continues to itemize a relentless sequence of unfixable, tragic,
intractable problems. The pressure points are big banks suffering from
insolvency, prime mortgage bonds destined for massive losses,
consumers without kitties to rob to keep spending, a worsening housing
market from chronic inventory bloat, and deepening problems in the
lending industry frozen from insolvency and distrust. Pitch in a
global resentment of US fraud and heavy handed tactics, especially
from the last couple decades.

What a prospect! Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, but
still in control of the financial media. Citigroup is dead in the
water,

Despite the hefty losses Citi has suffered, it is still reporting a profit
for the year. And the same is true of most of the players hit hard by the
sub-prime debacle. So much for The Village Idiot's information moronically
claiming that, "Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, ..." .


Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.
And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.
Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?
They don't even use it.
BradGuth
Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 4:46 pm
Guest
On Jan 9, 5:56 pm, knews4u2c...@yahoo.com wrote:
Quote:
On Jan 9, 11:13 am, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:



The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:2b66f3fb-3876-4ade-8ed1-5cecce474f17@q39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...

http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/jan032008.html

snip
The year 2008 will be the year that THINGS JUST PLAIN BREAK. It will
be a truly deadly year, unavoidably lethal to the USEconomy and
especially to the US banking sector. Nothing has been repaired. Some
tangible solutions will be offered in the next section, all legitimate
in a real world. However, we do NOT live in a real world, but rather
in a Fairy Tale world of US Hegemony and Wall Street with a choke hold
around the US entire system. Managed inflation is the policy never to
be reversed, until total breakdown occurs. Treason is rampant, called
simply Power Games. All attempts so far are to shore up the existing
system, to enable Wall Street to sell as much of their damaged asset
backed bonds to suckers, and to avoid international lawsuits against
Wall Street firms. In 2008, an alarming sequence is assured of
enormous damage that puts the entire US economic and financial system
in a perilous situation. The powers survived the end of 2007, with
heavy usage of band aids, rubber bands, and paper clips, but reality
continues to itemize a relentless sequence of unfixable, tragic,
intractable problems. The pressure points are big banks suffering from
insolvency, prime mortgage bonds destined for massive losses,
consumers without kitties to rob to keep spending, a worsening housing
market from chronic inventory bloat, and deepening problems in the
lending industry frozen from insolvency and distrust. Pitch in a
global resentment of US fraud and heavy handed tactics, especially
from the last couple decades.

What a prospect! Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, but
still in control of the financial media. Citigroup is dead in the
water,

Despite the hefty losses Citi has suffered, it is still reporting a profit
for the year. And the same is true of most of the players hit hard by the
sub-prime debacle. So much for The Village Idiot's information moronically
claiming that, "Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, ..." .

Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.
And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.
Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?
They don't even use it.

The US is flat out of fossil energy options (local as well as
imports), as everything is either maxed out, way too spendy or failing
as we type into this anti-think-thank of a Usenet that is already a
forum of mostly naysayism hell on Earth, that's also in denial of
their being in denial.

The only sure thing is that it's going to get worse off, and it's
never going to get better as long as we maintain a resident LLPOF
warlord and his swarm of brown-nosed minions in charge of our private
parts.

- Brad Guth
Guest
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:58 am
On Jan 10, 11:16 am, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:
Quote:
The VILLAGE IDIOT of MORON TOWN is always so entertaining.<knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:ff523336-d680-45b0-a2ee-3159b11283d8@d70g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.

Among others, CIti has moved some $45 Billion of these assets unto its
balance sheet and still had to set up loss reserves of just $17 billion to
cover their losses.


And all those "off balance sheet" items?

Quote:
And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.

Derivites trade with a hefty volume daily. So contrary to your moronic
claim, they do have some iodea what they are worth.

Some.

Not all.
And mostly the "mortgage backed" securities are basically worthless.
The market is NON-EXISTANT unless you call the government buyers a
"market."

Quote:
Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?

Sure have, even worked with them for more years then you have been alive, if
we can call your existence living.


I doubt it.

Quote:
They don't even use it.

Well contrary to your moronic assertion, if they didn't use them, no audit
firm in the country would venture to state an opinion about them other than
they were bankrupt and unable to continue as a viable business. And long
before that would happen, the banking authorities would have closed them
down.


Would that be like they shut down Enron?

Quote:
Thank you for demonstrating your lack of functional knowledge on another
couple of subjects.Just as we have come to expect.

I AM THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Just watch MORON.
The fraud in the system cannot hold up.
It is a house of cards built on quicksand.
Guest
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 3:09 pm
On Jan 10, 2:27 pm, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:
Quote:
And the Village Idiot proves he can't read either.

knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:59d444f3-9e51-49fb-b69b-58b540ccf47b@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...



On Jan 10, 11:16 am, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:
The VILLAGE IDIOT of MORON TOWN is always so
entertaining.<knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:ff523336-d680-45b0-a2ee-3159b11283d8@d70g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.

Among others, CIti has moved some $45 Billion of these assets unto its
balance sheet and still had to set up loss reserves of just $17 billion
to
cover their losses.

And all those "off balance sheet" items?

I just told you, moron, they moved $45 Billion of those "off balance sheet
items" unto their balance sheet. and to repeat for a slow brain like yours,
and even with moving that massive amount unto their balance sheet they have
only had to set up loan loss reserves of just $17 billion. That means, they
profits for this last year will be a bit short of 50% of last year's, but
still profitable. And Citi wasn't the only one.

And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.

Derivites trade with a hefty volume daily. So contrary to your moronic
claim, they do have some iodea what they are worth.

Some.
Not all.

Oh Gee! Some stocks trade with very heavy volume every day, but not all.
Some bonds trade with very heavy volume every day, buit not all.

So what, moron?

And mostly the "mortgage backed" securities are basically worthless.
The market is NON-EXISTANT unless you call the government buyers a
"market."

Why keep making moronic statements? Of course, you are the VILLAGE IDIOT OF
MORON TOWN so you can't help yourself.

Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?

Sure have, even worked with them for more years then you have been alive,
if
we can call your existence living.
I doubt it.

Doubt all you want, moron but your doubts are as accurate as your "facts."

They don't even use it.

Well contrary to your moronic assertion, if they didn't use them, no
audit
firm in the country would venture to state an opinion about them other
than
they were bankrupt and unable to continue as a viable business. And long
before that would happen, the banking authorities would have closed them
down.

Would that be like they shut down Enron?

Did you read the Enron audit reports? I forgot, you have a hard time with
basic English so something written by Accountants and Auditors would be
beyond you.

Did you?

Did you find all those sham transactions, theft, and fraud?

Quote:
Thank you for demonstrating your lack of functional knowledge on another
couple of subjects.Just as we have come to expect.

You haven't proven or refuted anything in the articles yet..

Because...
YOU ARE THE MAYOR OF MORON TOWN!
Quote:

Just watch MORON.
The fraud in the system cannot hold up.
It is a house of cards built on quicksand.

Amazing, you and your fellow gloom and doomers have been saying that since
last summer.

Oh?
And things have gotten SO MUCH BETTER?

Quote:
And the worst any credible source see is a recession which
would not be unexpected after 5 excellent years. And one only made a little
worse then we would have had anyway.

I AM THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Nice try but we are past recession and heading for the abyss.

So now they just start to extort capital from the foreign banks.
"Either loan us money, or we go belly up."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080110/bs_nm/banks_investment_dc

And they try to "eat their own" to hide the bloodbath.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aUXlY2SdHDuo&refer=worldwide

And now it starts to affect credit card payments as people start
living on their plastic when THEY ARE BROKE.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=atutQQocOMnA&refer=worldwide

But the Mayor of MORON TOWN thinks everything is just dandy.
Who do you think will wind up paying for this debacle?
Guest
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 3:13 pm
On Jan 10, 2:43 pm, AZ Nomad <aznoma...@PremoveOBthisOX.COM> wrote:
Quote:
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:29:08 -0800, Curly Surmudgeon <Curly.is....@home.com> wrote:
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 21:22:03 +0000, AZ Nomad wrote:
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 12:45:46 -0800, Curly Surmudgeon
Curly.is....@home.com> wrote:
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:13:35 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

How does that statement disprove knews4u2chew's posting? Unless you
provide some counter argument your contradiction has no weight and your
ad hominum brands you as a troll.
250 lines snipped

If you see dogshit on the ground, do you have to taste it to know that it
is dogshit?

I've checked a few of K4U's postings when he first started and it is all
bullshit. At first, readers went to the trouble to argue them and K4U's
reaction is just to repost the same garbage over and over. After a while,
one doesn't even bother reading K4U crap. Just knowing that K4U posted is
enough to know that it is crap.
Even George Bush is occasionally right.
In this instance K4U's assertion is right and the contradiction wrong.
Why did you snip the evidence?

Sometimes dogshit is just dogshit.

We aren't talking about what you had for lunch.
P. Maffia
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 3:16 pm
Guest
The VILLAGE IDIOT of MORON TOWN is always so entertaining.
<knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ff523336-d680-45b0-a2ee-3159b11283d8@d70g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

Quote:
Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.

Among others, CIti has moved some $45 Billion of these assets unto its
balance sheet and still had to set up loss reserves of just $17 billion to
cover their losses.

Quote:
And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.

Derivites trade with a hefty volume daily. So contrary to your moronic
claim, they do have some iodea what they are worth.

Quote:
Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?

Sure have, even worked with them for more years then you have been alive, if
we can call your existence living.

Quote:
They don't even use it.

Well contrary to your moronic assertion, if they didn't use them, no audit
firm in the country would venture to state an opinion about them other than
they were bankrupt and unable to continue as a viable business. And long
before that would happen, the banking authorities would have closed them
down.

Thank you for demonstrating your lack of functional knowledge on another
couple of subjects.Just as we have come to expect.

YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!
Curly Surmudgeon
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:45 pm
Guest
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:13:35 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

Quote:
The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

How does that statement disprove knews4u2chew's posting? Unless you
provide some counter argument your contradiction has no weight and your ad
hominum brands you as a troll.

Quote:
knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2b66f3fb-3876-4ade-8ed1-5cecce474f17@q39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
http://www.kitco.com/ind/willie/jan032008.html


snip
The year 2008 will be the year that THINGS JUST PLAIN BREAK. It will be
a truly deadly year, unavoidably lethal to the USEconomy and especially
to the US banking sector. Nothing has been repaired. Some tangible
solutions will be offered in the next section, all legitimate in a real
world. However, we do NOT live in a real world, but rather in a Fairy
Tale world of US Hegemony and Wall Street with a choke hold around the
US entire system. Managed inflation is the policy never to be reversed,
until total breakdown occurs. Treason is rampant, called simply Power
Games. All attempts so far are to shore up the existing system, to
enable Wall Street to sell as much of their damaged asset backed bonds
to suckers, and to avoid international lawsuits against Wall Street
firms. In 2008, an alarming sequence is assured of enormous damage that
puts the entire US economic and financial system in a perilous
situation. The powers survived the end of 2007, with heavy usage of
band aids, rubber bands, and paper clips, but reality continues to
itemize a relentless sequence of unfixable, tragic, intractable
problems. The pressure points are big banks suffering from insolvency,
prime mortgage bonds destined for massive losses, consumers without
kitties to rob to keep spending, a worsening housing market from
chronic inventory bloat, and deepening problems in the lending industry
frozen from insolvency and distrust. Pitch in a global resentment of US
fraud and heavy handed tactics, especially from the last couple
decades.

What a prospect! Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, but
still in control of the financial media. Citigroup is dead in the
water,

Despite the hefty losses Citi has suffered, it is still reporting a
profit for the year.

So did Enron.

Quote:
And the same is true of most of the players hit hard by the
sub-prime debacle.

Not from this chair. Various news sources have reported that over half
the mortgage brokers have now closed shop and at least 212 lenders have
gone belly-up:

212. First American Bank (Wholesale)
211. Soma Financial
210. National City Corp. (Wholesale)
209. Heartland Wholesale Funding
208. Homefront Mortgage Inc.
207. PNC Bank H.E.
206. Family First Mortgage Corp.
205. First Fidelity Financial
204. BSM Financial
203. 1st Choice Mortgage
202. Wescom Credit Union
201. Coast Financial Holdings/Coast Bank
200. WaMu (Subprime)
199. First Madison Mortgage
198. Southern Star Mortgage
197. TransLand Financial
196. Secured Bankers Mortgage Company (SBMC)
195. ComUnity Lending
194. Delta Financial Corp
193. BayRock Mortgage
192. Empire Bancorp
191. Option One - H&R Block
190. Citigroup - FCS Warehouse
189. Charter One (Wholesale)
188. Wells Fargo - Home Equity
187. Paul Financial, LLC
186. Webster Bank (Wholesale)
185. Fieldstone Mortgage Company
184. Tribeca Lending Corp. (Wholesale)
183. WAMU Comm. Correspondent
182. Marlin Mortgage Company
181. Countrywide Specialty Lending
180. UBS Home Finance
179. MortgageIT-DB (Retail)
178. Edgewater Lending Group
177. ResMAE Mortgage Corp.
176. Citimortgage Correspondent (2nds)
175. AMC Lending
174. Liberty American Mortgage
173. Exchange Financial (Wholesale)
172. FirstBank Mortgage
171. Bank of America (Wholesale)
170. Diablo Funding Group Inc.
169. Honor State Bank
168. Spectrum Financial Group
167. Priority Funding Mortgage Bankers
166. BrooksAmerica Mortgage Corp.
165. Valley Vista Mortgage
164. New State Mortgage Company
163. Summit Mortgage Company
162. WMC
161. Paragon Home Lending
160. First Mariner Wholesale
159. The Lending Connection
158. Foxtons, Inc.
157. SCME Mortage Bankers (Wholesale)
156. Aapex Mortgage (Apex Financial Group)
155. Wells Fargo (various Correspondent and Non-prime divisions)
154. Nationstar Mortgage
153. Decision One (HSBC)
152. Impac Lending Group (Wholesale)
151. E*Trade Wholesale Lending
150. Long Beach (WaMu Warehouse/Correspondent)
149. Expanded Mortgage Credit Wholesale
148. The Mortgage Store Financial
147. C & G Financial
146. CFIC Home Mortgage
145. All Fund Mortgage
144. LownHome Financial
143. Sea Breeze Financial Services
142. Castle Point Mortgage
141. Premium Funding Corp
140. Group One Lending
139. Allstate Home Loans / Allstate Funding
138. Home Loan Specialists (HLS)
137. Transnational Finance Wholesale
136. CIT Home Lending
135. Capital Six Funding
134. Mortgage Investors Group (MIG) - Wholesale
133. Amstar Mortgage Corp
132. Quality Home Loans
131. BNC Mortgage (Lehman)
130. Accredited Home Lenders, Home Funds Direct
129. First National Bank of Arizona (FNBA) Wholesale, Correspondent
128. Chevy Chase Bank Correspondent
127. GreenPoint Mortgage - Capital One Wholesale
126. NovaStar (Wholesale), Homeview Lending
125. Quick Loan Funding
124. Calusa Investments
123. Mercantile Mortgage
122. First Magnus
121. First Indiana Wholesale
120. GEM Loans / Pacific American Mortgage (PAMCO)
119. Kirkwood Financial Corporation
118. Lexington Lending
117. Express Capital Lending
116. Deutsche Bank Correspondent Lending Group (CLG)
115. MLSG
114. Trump Mortgage
113. HomeBanc Mortgage Corporation
112. Mylor Financial
111. Aegis
110. Alternative Financing Corp (AFC) Wholesale
109. Winstar Mortgage
108. American Home Mortgage / American Brokers Conduit
107. Optima Funding
106. Equity Funding Group
105. Sunset Mortgage
104. Nations Home Lending
103. Entrust Mortgage
102. Alera Financial (Wholesale)
101. Flick Mortgage/Mortgage Simple
100. Dollar Mortgage Corporation
99. Alliance Bancorp
98. Choice Capital Funding
97. Premier Mortgage Funding
96. Stone Creek Funding
95. FlexPoint Funding (Wholesale & Retail)
94. Starpointe Mortgage
93. Unlimited Loan Resources (ULR)
92. Freestand Financial
91. Steward Financial
90. Bridge Capital Corporation
89. Altivus Financial
88. ACT Mortgage
87. Alliance Mortgage Banking Corp (AMBC)
86. Concord Mortgage Wholesale
85. Heartwell Mortgage
84. Oak Street Mortgage
83. The Mortgage Warehouse
82. First Street Financial
81. Right-Away Mortgage
80. Heritage Plaza Mortgage
79. Horizon Bank Wholesale Lending Group
78. Lancaster Mortgage Bank (LMB)
77. Bryco (Wholesale)
76. No Red Tape Mortgage
75. The Lending Group (TLG)
74. Pro 30 Funding
73. NetBank Funding, Market Street Mortgage
72. Columbia Home Loans, LLC
71. Mortgage Tree Lending
70. Homeland Capital Group
69. Nation One Mortgage
68. Dana Capital Group
67. Millenium Funding Group
66. MILA
65. Home Equity of America
64. Opteum (Wholesale, Conduit)
63. Innovative Mortgage Capital
62. Home Capital, Inc.
61. Home 123 Mortgage
60. Homefield Financial
59. First Horizon Subprime, Equity Lending
58. Platinum Capital Group (Wholesale)
57. First Source Funding Group (FSFG)
56. Alterna Mortgage
55. Solutions Funding
54. People's Mortgage
53. LowerMyPayment.com
52. Zone Funding
51. First Consolidated (Subprime Wholesale)
50. EquiFirst
49. SouthStar Funding
48. Warehouse USA
47. H&R Block Mortgage
46. Madison Equity Loans
45. HSBC Mortgage Services (correspondent div.)
44. Sunset Direct Lending
43. Kellner Mortgage Investments
42. LoanCity
41. CoreStar Financial Group
40. Ameriquest, ACC Wholesale
39. Investaid Corp.
38. People's Choice Financial Corp.
37. Master Financial
36. Maribella Mortgage
35. FMF Capital LLC
34. New Century Financial Corp.
33. Wachovia Mortgage (Correspondent div.)
32. Ameritrust Mortgage Company (Subprime Wholesale)
31. Trojan Lending (Wholesale)
30. Fremont General Corporation
29. DomesticBank (Wholesale Lending Division)
28. Ivanhoe Mortgage/Central Pacific Mortgage
27. Eagle First Mortgage
26. Coastal Capital
25. Silver State Mortgage
24. ECC Capital/Encore Credit
23. Lender's Direct Capital Corporation (wholesale division)
22. Concorde Acceptance
21. DeepGreen Financial
20. Millenium Bankshares (Mortgage Subsidiaries)
19. Summit Mortgage
18. Mandalay Mortgage
17. Rose Mortgage
16. EquiBanc
15. FundingAmerica
14. Popular Financial Holdings
13. Clear Choice Financial/Bay Capital
12. Origen Wholesale Lending
11. SecuredFunding
10. Preferred Advantage
9. MLN
8. Sovereign Bancorp (Wholesale Ops)
7. Harbourton Mortgage Investment Corporation
6. OwnIt Mortgage
5. Sebring Capital Partners
4. Axis Mortgage & Investments
3. Meritage Mortgage
2. Acoustic Home Loans
1. Merit Financial

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So much for The Village Idiot's information moronically
claiming that, "Almost all of Wall Street firms are bankrupt, ..." .

Maybe, if you dropped the ad hominums, you wouldn't have egg on your face.

-- Regards, Curly
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:48 pm
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On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:16:01 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

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Quote:
YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Shouts the Mayor.

What's the deal with such nastiness? Can you not refute the issue without
resorting to personal attacks? You sound like a Karl Rove Republican.

-- Regards, Curly
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AZ Nomad
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:22 pm
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On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 12:45:46 -0800, Curly Surmudgeon <Curly.is.not@home.com> wrote:
Quote:
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:13:35 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

How does that statement disprove knews4u2chew's posting? Unless you
provide some counter argument your contradiction has no weight and your ad
hominum brands you as a troll.
250 lines snipped


If you see dogshit on the ground, do you have to taste it to know that it
is dogshit?

I've checked a few of K4U's postings when he first started and it is all
bullshit. At first, readers went to the trouble to argue them and K4U's
reaction is just to repost the same garbage over and over. After a while,
one doesn't even bother reading K4U crap. Just knowing that K4U posted is
enough to know that it is crap.
Archmedes
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:51 pm
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Curly Surmudgeon wrote:

Quote:
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:16:01 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

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YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Shouts the Mayor.

What's the deal with such nastiness? Can you not refute the issue
without resorting to personal attacks? You sound like a Karl Rove
Republican.


LMAO...You mean like this, Curlique:

'I don't care about his private perversions. His public perversions and
lies are another story. It's time for these scumbag
neocon/republican/fascists to take responsibility for their destruction
of America and stop blaming good, innocent, patriots.
Speaking out against authoritarianism and fascism isn't unpatriotic any
more than black is white. We must stop giving these perverts a forum to
tell lies by correcting their disinformation."
-- Regards, Curly
P. Maffia
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:27 pm
Guest
And the Village Idiot proves he can't read either.

<knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:59d444f3-9e51-49fb-b69b-58b540ccf47b@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
Quote:
On Jan 10, 11:16 am, "P. Maffia" <pmaf...@centurytel.net> wrote:
The VILLAGE IDIOT of MORON TOWN is always so
entertaining.<knews4u2c...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

news:ff523336-d680-45b0-a2ee-3159b11283d8@d70g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...

Hey Dickbrain.
The only reason ANY OF THEM will report a "profit" is because they are
playing games with the BOOKS and have yet to actually put these 'off
balance sheet" assets in their financials at their likely true value.

Among others, CIti has moved some $45 Billion of these assets unto its
balance sheet and still had to set up loss reserves of just $17 billion
to
cover their losses.


And all those "off balance sheet" items?

I just told you, moron, they moved $45 Billion of those "off balance sheet
items" unto their balance sheet. and to repeat for a slow brain like yours,
and even with moving that massive amount unto their balance sheet they have
only had to set up loan loss reserves of just $17 billion. That means, they
profits for this last year will be a bit short of 50% of last year's, but
still profitable. And Citi wasn't the only one.

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And do you know why?
Because they don't have a fricken idea what these "derivatives" are
worth since right now there is NO MARKET FOR THEM.

Derivites trade with a hefty volume daily. So contrary to your moronic
claim, they do have some iodea what they are worth.

Some.
Not all.

Oh Gee! Some stocks trade with very heavy volume every day, but not all.
Some bonds trade with very heavy volume every day, buit not all.

So what, moron?

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And mostly the "mortgage backed" securities are basically worthless.
The market is NON-EXISTANT unless you call the government buyers a
"market."

Why keep making moronic statements? Of course, you are the VILLAGE IDIOT OF
MORON TOWN so you can't help yourself.

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Which means they are worth approximately ZERO.
Ever heard of GAAP?

Sure have, even worked with them for more years then you have been alive,
if
we can call your existence living.

I doubt it.

Doubt all you want, moron but your doubts are as accurate as your "facts."

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They don't even use it.

Well contrary to your moronic assertion, if they didn't use them, no
audit
firm in the country would venture to state an opinion about them other
than
they were bankrupt and unable to continue as a viable business. And long
before that would happen, the banking authorities would have closed them
down.


Would that be like they shut down Enron?

Did you read the Enron audit reports? I forgot, you have a hard time with
basic English so something written by Accountants and Auditors would be
beyond you.

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Thank you for demonstrating your lack of functional knowledge on another
couple of subjects.Just as we have come to expect.

YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Just watch MORON.
The fraud in the system cannot hold up.
It is a house of cards built on quicksand.

Amazing, you and your fellow gloom and doomers have been saying that since
last summer. And the worst any credible source see is a recession which
would not be unexpected after 5 excellent years. And one only made a little
worse then we would have had anyway.

YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!
Curly Surmudgeon
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:29 pm
Guest
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 21:22:03 +0000, AZ Nomad wrote:

Quote:
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 12:45:46 -0800, Curly Surmudgeon
Curly.is.not@home.com> wrote:
On Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:13:35 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

The Village Idiot, Knews4u returns with his usual drivel.

How does that statement disprove knews4u2chew's posting? Unless you
provide some counter argument your contradiction has no weight and your
ad hominum brands you as a troll.
250 lines snipped

If you see dogshit on the ground, do you have to taste it to know that it
is dogshit?

I've checked a few of K4U's postings when he first started and it is all
bullshit. At first, readers went to the trouble to argue them and K4U's
reaction is just to repost the same garbage over and over. After a while,
one doesn't even bother reading K4U crap. Just knowing that K4U posted is
enough to know that it is crap.

Even George Bush is occasionally right.

In this instance K4U's assertion is right and the contradiction wrong.
Why did you snip the evidence?

-- Regards, Curly
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Curly Surmudgeon
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 6:31 pm
Guest
On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 13:51:39 -0800, Archmedes wrote:

Quote:
Curly Surmudgeon wrote:

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:16:01 -0800, P. Maffia wrote:

-----------snip--------------
YOU ARE THE VILLAGE IDIOT OF MORON TOWN!

Shouts the Mayor.

What's the deal with such nastiness? Can you not refute the issue
without resorting to personal attacks? You sound like a Karl Rove
Republican.


LMAO...You mean like this, Curlique:

'I don't care about his private perversions. His public perversions and
lies are another story. It's time for these scumbag
neocon/republican/fascists to take responsibility for their destruction of
America and stop blaming good, innocent, patriots. Speaking out against
authoritarianism and fascism isn't unpatriotic any more than black is
white. We must stop giving these perverts a forum to tell lies by
correcting their disinformation." -- Regards, Curly

Yes, like that, which you took out of context. In context it was a plea
to cease posting homoerotic fantasies which were irrelevant to the dialog.

Just like that. Just as these attacks were irrelevant to the topic.

-- Regards, Curly
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