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Morning Quickie 04/01/2009

by phillenbrandApril 1, 2009 We're Reading

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Money And Markets - Financial Terrorism and You
Huffington Post - In for a Penny, In for $2.98 Trillion
MISH’S Global Economic Trend Analysis - Commercial Real Estate Limbo; Lenders Ignore Defaults
Housing Doom - Lenders Refusing “Solid Offers”
Dr. Housing Bubble - Leveraging the Future for [...]

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Morning Quickie 03/26/2009

by phillenbrandMarch 26, 2009 We're Reading

The Big Picture - Rolling Stone: “The Big Takeover” — AIG Bailout as Political Revolution by Wall Street
Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis - Quantitative Easing Begins; “Operation Twist” Revisited
Mortgage Insider - One lending standard for all companies
The Big Picture - Buying Toxic Assets with Bailout Money
Huffington Post - Bank-Rescue Plan Could Spark Another Public Backlash
Rain City Guide - Naughty Mortgage Fraud [...]

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Morning Quickie 03/19/2009

by phillenbrandMarch 19, 2009 We're Reading

Mortgage Insider - Early defaults rise on FHA loans
Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis - Bonus Bonanza Bingo, a Blessing In Disguise
The Big Picture - Did Naked Shorting Do Lehman In?
Today’s Business Press - Fed’s License To Print Money
Naked Capitalism - On the Fed’s “Shock and Awe”

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Afternoon Quickie 03/05/2009

by phillenbrandMarch 5, 2009 We're Reading

Mortgage Insider - Fed buys net $30 billion in mortgage bonds
Housing Wire - House Passes Cramdown Legislation
Huffington Post - Socialization Is A Bridge Over Troubled Waters
WSJ Developments - Bankruptcy Filing Stalls ‘Extreme Makeover’ Home’s Foreclosure
Mish’s Global Economic Trend Analysis - Frank Monstrosities
Huffington Post - Morgan Stanley’s 13% Payout Offer To Short Ford Stock (EXCLUSIVE)

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Morning Quickie 02/11/2009

by phillenbrandFebruary 11, 2009 We're Reading

Housing Wire - Multifamily and Commercial Loan Originations Plunge 80%
Housing Doom - Americans Don’t Mind A Little Pork
Infectious Greed - TARP Accountability Hearing: Nazgul say, “What Me, Sorry?”
Financial Times - Why Obama’s new Tarp will fail to rescue the banks
Bruce Krasting - Transcript of Conversation between Geithner and Volker 2/9
Naked Capitalism - Geithner Plan Smackdown Wrap
Huffington Post - Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley [...]

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Here are the key housing bailout questions no one is asking

by MorganSeptember 25, 2008 Legislation

This guest post is from: Constantine von Hoffman, a veteran business journalist who writes the blog CollateralDamage.biz, a humorous look at marketing, business and his dog.  If you?d like to submit a guest post drop me an email.
Here’s a heretical notion: How much CEOs get from the bailout doesn’t matter. It’s a smokescreen, red meat being tossed to the [...]

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Morgan Stanley to China? And other rumors.

by MorganSeptember 18, 2008 Wall Street

Will a majority stake in Morgan Stanley be sold to China?  Brad Setser from the Council of Foriegn Relations weighs in on a report from Reuters about how such a deal between the China Investment Corporation may look.
Reuters is reporting that Morgan Stanley has approached the China Investment Corporation (CIC) for additional capital; it isn?t [...]

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HSBC possible Morgan Stanley suitor

by MorganSeptember 17, 2008 Wall Street

I don’t know how many times I can use the word suitor on this blog but as the rumors swhirl and the Wall Street giants teeter on the brink of extinction suitor is probably the best description of the remaining big depositories who are poking around to see if any potential brides have a limited [...]

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Morgan Stanley weighs merger options

by MorganSeptember 17, 2008 Wall Street

In light of the continuing degredation of the US credit market and the recent collapse of Lehman Brothers and AIG (not to mention the Merrill Lynch sale) Morgan Stanley is considering whether it will need to merge with a deposit-taking bank to remain afloat.  Many analysts fear that the AIG government bailout is a sure [...]

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