Bank of America Swirling in Toilet

Filed in National by on February 20, 2009

I’m glad I didn’t buy a bunch of shares when LiberalGeek told me that the Countrywide purchase was a good deal for BoA. .

Bonus Thought:

All the banks are already nationalized because they are backed up by the FDIC (our tax dollars). No FDIC = No more banks holding “bad assets.”

Under this system, we have all of the risk and none of the returns.

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  1. what happened to that half hour bullshit ๐Ÿ™‚

    dont’ even get me started on my 401k with bofa….

  2. anon says:

    my 401k with bofaโ€ฆ.

    I bet Cawley diversified five minutes after the ink was dry on the check.

  3. arthur says:

    $3 a share -1000 shares in my Roth – if it goes up $1 i made a grand any more than that i start selling pieces and in 15 years its all tax free.

  4. anon says:

    AP headline: “Stocks pare losses over nationalization fears”

    heh… the bastards’ balls shriveled up into their abdomens at the prospect of nationalization: CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW??!!!

  5. Mark H says:

    My baseball card/comic collection is looking like a good retirement plan compared to some I know ๐Ÿ™‚

  6. Von Cracker says:

    Andrew Cuomo just subpoenaed BofA’s CEO….sounds like trouble!

  7. anon says:

    An extremely well written and timely analysis of what is about to happen this weekend; stick with it to the end. Maybe follow a few of the links too.

  8. Unstable Isotope says:

    Krugman on what’s happening: Link

    He’s basically saying that the bank are insolvent and everyone knows it. The reason that they are going down now is that the price had been propped up by the hopes that the government would rescue the banks without taking them over and wiping out the shareholders.

  9. Will Obama Step Up or Do Nothing? We heard complaints about the SEC-what will Obama do?

    Why Wall Street could go to jail
    Corporate officers were making reassuring statements about financial prospects just days before Armageddon hit their companies — and investors’ portfolios. Here’s some prominent cases.

    http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0812/gallery.parloff_quotes.fortune/