View Full Version : RED Alert!......RED Alert!
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article10639.html
Mike
jpatter666
05-13-09, 03:36 PM
Shouldn't that be "FRED Alert!......FRED Alert!"? ;)
Will be interesting to see if true -- certainly SRS and FAZ spiked today.
Sorry, yes your quite right to move the post here. I am simply unable to know what to make, but Bloody Hell if 2 years ago i seen this i would have dismissed it out of hand.................now every rummor MUST be looked at with care!
Mike
ThePythonicCow
05-14-09, 04:34 AM
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article10639.html
Mike
The article you link to states "Jim Willie of the Hat trick Newsletter has just sent an urgent message..."
However I subscribe to this newsletter, and I have received no such message, nor do I see mention of such in his members-only web site.
Perhaps I am missing something?
No idea
I got it from someone else, either way its just a matter of time.
Mike
ThePythonicCow
05-14-09, 06:03 PM
The article you link to states "Jim Willie of the Hat trick Newsletter has just sent an urgent message..."
However I subscribe to this newsletter, and I have received no such message, nor do I see mention of such in his members-only web site.
Perhaps I am missing something?
Aha - now I have it from my Jim Willie subscription. Perhaps I have the day late, dollar cheaper, cheapskate subscription or something.
In any case, Jim wrote, in part:
BULLETIN: An event took place ... An overnight inter-bank loan ... failed. It was large, like between $10 and $30 billion. Major ripple effects are certain. Repeats to this event are very likely, since not an isolated situation. ... <st1:city w:st="on"><st1>The failure was compared to a sewage block, one that would force feces backward into the banking system with a possible explosion soon. ...</st1></st1:city><st1:city w:st="on"><st1> </st1></st1:city>
ThePythonicCow
05-14-09, 07:51 PM
Elsewhere in his monthly newsletter, Jim Willie details the corruption in America's banks and Treasury. It's a long letter. The depth and extent and variety of the fraud is awesome is in its scope.
I'm glad I retired from my 30 year career in software last year. This gives me almost full time to watch this unfolding disaster. We're nowhere near done the excitement :eek:. It's better than having a Game 7 between the Celtics and the Lakers on one channel at the same time that Jack Bauer is surviving another harrowing 24 hours on the other channel.
Elsewhere in his monthly newsletter, Jim Willie details the corruption in America's banks and Treasury. It's a long letter. The depth and extent and variety of the fraud is awesome is in its scope.
I'm glad I retired from my 30 year career in software last year. This gives me almost full time to watch this unfolding disaster. We're nowhere near done the excitement :eek:. It's better than having a Game 7 between the Celtics and the Lakers on one channel at the same time that Jack Bauer is surviving another harrowing 24 hours on the other channel.
Ah, the greatest two words in the english language. Game seven. Celtics have their 40th comming up.
rabot10
05-14-09, 08:13 PM
Anyone like a nice game of chess?
Ah, the greatest two words in the english language. Game seven. Celtics have their 40th comming up.
Just coughed up game 6 to Orlando. Won't get by Cleveland without KG though if/when they win game 7 Sunday night.
Just coughed up game 6 to Orlando. Won't get by Cleveland without KG though if/when they win game 7 Sunday night.
No they wont. This year belongs to Lebron.:cool:
No they wont. This year belongs to Lebron.:cool:
He's like a space alien out there. Not from the planet.
sandwind
05-18-09, 03:16 AM
Credit Suisse Sold All Citigroup holdings 39,217,938 shares on 15.05.2009
Credit Suisse Sold All Citigroup holdings 39,217,938 shares on 15.05.2009
According to other blogs, this (http://www.mffais.com/124929) indicates that Credit Suisse sold a lot of things on 15.05.2009
Just coughed up game 6 to Orlando. Won't get by Cleveland without KG though if/when they win game 7 Sunday night.
Can't believe Boston came up so weak at home in game 7.:confused:
Frankl,
Have you followed the MFFAIS site for very long? The giant Credit Suisse stockholding dump looks ominous.
Unless it is them dumping their asset management division - and the divestiture being the switchover of said assets being managed.
I dumped the 5/15 data onto Excel and the total is almost 1.4B shares sold - in 2,785 different companies.
as my sig says, I have little clue (pun intended) about these things. I'm here to get some basic understanding and more specifically which kinds of economic theory not to take too seriously :)
So are you saying Credit Suisse is up to something?
Frank,
Took me a while to import to Excel, but the total number of shares sold according to MFFAIS by Credit Suisse on 5/15 is nearly 1.4 billion shares.
That's quite a lot.
If the movement is due to CS spinning/selling a division, that I can see.
If it is a divestiture to raise cash - where was the market reaction?
Hence my question.
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