The Great Unwind has begun, Citigroup warns (de-leveraging sweep)

Market Watch ^ | 03/19/08 | Alistair Barr,

[M. Espinola]

Shill, there are plenty of house to flip. Go flip one.

[groanup]

This would have been great advice had it been issued 8 months ago.

But now there's major flooding going on. Central banks around the world are pouring money into the financial system. There will be re-leveraging and higher stock and home prices down the road.

[hripka]

(This article) is as close as you will ever see to a bank putting a sell recommendation on itself.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2008/03/world-of-uncertainty.html

[Toddsterpatriot]

Go flip yourself. LaRouche? ROFLOL!

[groanup]

I tried the link and it’s bad.

[Toddsterpatriot]

There is a dash in front of http. Cut and paste this.

http://new-federalist.com/other/2007/3408hedge_funds.html

[groanup]

More mumbo jumbo and blame the Joooze. Where does Larouche fit in?

[Toddsterpatriot]

It's from LaRouche Publications.

[bert]

Prince Talal is one of the world’s most astute businessmen. His position in Citi proves it.

[M. Espinola]

Robert (Clinton era) Rubin, formerly of Goldman Sachs, is currently at the top of Citibank and claims he hadn’t heard of “liquidity puts”....

This Wall Street insider is so full of it!

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[TigerLikesRooster]

To many of these Wall St types and their shills on Internet, we are vastly ignorant morons, who can be easily fooled by their mix of nice talk and number charts.

Lately, they came out with a new talking point that we are close to the bottom now. To me, we reach the bottom when they are too depressed to bother to hit keyboards, which has obviously not arrived yet.

[M. Espinola]

The lurking, agenda bankrolled shills on here were the same ones attacking anyone who warned of the over inflated housing bubble about to burst, serious banking problems effecting the general market, coupled with attacks & slander directed against all those which spoke of rising inflation.

Maybe these slithering shills can assist the Fed in sticking some more bubble gum in all of Wall Street's leaking financial holes.

The banking credit crisis is all the way at the bottom :)