Banking regulators close IndyMac

Yup thats exactly how we will do it. We will print the money and the people wont say a word. They will print these fiat dollars to bail these guys out and oil will shoot right up to $200 At this point oh its all IRANS fault oil is this high so lets go bomb them. Hehe its pathetic how our government works but I think change is very unlikely so we might as well learn how these theives work and make some money off it.

The collapse of the Banks isn't what's gonna get ya. It's the money that will be printed to shore them up through the FDIC, Fed Drive up window, etc,etc. We will face hyperinflation behind this crap. Just look at the Weimar, Yugoslavia, Zimbabwe experiences to see what we will face. A horse by any other name.......Bankrupt is Bankrupt.

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Yes, they certainly will sell the mortgages off to other banks.. When Bank of America bought out a good portion of Country Wide, the Fed had to give BOA a crap ton of money, to the tune of tens of billions to "secure" the loans.. so that they don't take on the bad mortgages when they are themselves on shaky ground..

So who ever gets the sub prime accounts, the Fed will have to give charity to the buyer to secure the loans in the first place.. the charity money then will be used to speculate oil -- guaranteed income -- to secure the bad loans they took on, and their own. Oil at $250 by Autumn? I think so..

mybigunit

Lehmans shares have been decimated, the company is insolvent or near insolvency.. yes, they will get bailed out .. imo, it will be like Bear Sterns.. mp question the bank is in trouble though ..



I will be in the Forex, betting the Dollar takes a nose dive against World currencies.

HimWhoHathAnEar



I agree, more Dollar de-valuation .. which is why I am betting the Dollar tanks..

Of course, this is a World economy.. if the Dollar keeps up it's current dive, (30+ percent lost value since Jan) inflation in Europe and Asia, and the ME, will continue to accelerate..

Driving oil prices up.

I have a theory that I'm putting to the test. When bear stearns collapsed, their stock went to 2.00 a share. After the bailout it went to 10.00.

Indymac is at .28 a share today. I just put in an order for 10,000 shares. Hopefully it will go to 10.00 after the bailout.

If so I will have $100,000, if not I lose 2800$.

I will let you all know what happens.

Charles Schumer -- Asshat of the day.



Here is what I want a little speculation on:





My sourcey source....

My God man... You are talking financial Armogedon here. 2012 crap and all that is what we are really talking about. The entire banking and credit businesses of the world crushed because of all of this? It really will be every man for himself in a world like that....

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Dude, just look at the numbers. Deritives up into the hundreds of trillions, massive bank losses, etc. This is only the beginning. Look at a US dollar fiat chart - we have started to go exponential - you can't print your way out of that sort of situation... another GD if we are lucky is coming...

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Current price is .18

Bought to soon my friend.

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Ok so let me get this straigh it will now be owned in a sense by the FDIC. Isnt the FDIC an arm of the federal reserve so in a sense the federal reserve will own indymac now? If this is the case WOW>......talk about a power grab. The thieving company called the FED is at it again. Causing the runs and then gobbling these places up for pennies on the dollar.

It was released after the bell. Most people who follow financials already knew they were dead, so it's not a total surprise. Hell we've been talking about it for a few days now.FDIC always goes in on Friday. I'm not sure of the particulars of how FDIC is funded but they are an insurance company, and I'm pretty sure insured institutions pay some type of premium. I know that given the role the FDIC plays in the confidence of our financial system I'm 100% positive if they needed the cash CONgress would give it.

Seems like what I've read so far, FDIC is doing things a little different with this one due to the size. I see some reference to a bank they closed down like this back during the S&L crisis.

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I thought only those who have preferred stock get paid out in the event of total collapse and bankruptcy? Those with common get shafted...

Like I said in another post the FDIC only has 50 B left. Insiders are saying that Indy will, at a minimum, cost 20 B to save - the insiders know this and are playing the numbers down. I really do not see a "bail out". Just a slice and dice and ultimate bankruptcy... oh, and the CEO gets his golden shute

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Ok, so I am ignorant as to the ramifications of what may transpire on Monday. If everyone panics and Freddie and Fannie go the way if IndyMac what can we expect?

Is that a real in your face point of no return for even the ignorant laymen like me? I mean if it is how does the MSM and the government spin it? Or do the sheeple shrug as the tilde wave hits? Not much they can do anyway but you would expect more laymen like me to be at least a little bit interested.

I am scared out of my wits about this and I really have nothing invested in the stock market but then again this is much larger than the stock market isn't it?

This guy freaks me out more than ATS here...

Ambrosw doom and gloom here...

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You realize that if oil goes above $200 a barrel, that would be the end of civilization as we know it here in the US, right?

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I don't honestly know WHO they are now owned by... technically speaking, they are still a publicly traded company, because the stocks are still being sold in after hour trading -- about .18 right now --

I assume it's .. still Indymac .. it's just under the leadership of the Federal Reserve now .. so I assume they are still publicly owned.



I have never studied the difference between "Federal Bank" and "Corporation" ..

My guess though, it's being held up by the Fed to be sold off piece by piece..

Personally.. I would not have bought stock in Indy after the Fed announced it was getting shut down...

No, it wouldn't. It would make gas around $4.50-4.60 .... which would NOT shut the US economy down ... it would make it harder for many, but eventually you'll learn to not eat one night a week to afford the gas to get to work..

Where is alightinthedarkness ? He will have all the answers for all you doom and gloomer conspiracy shills


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HEY ...

Don't pick a fight with Light when hes not here..

Let's stick the TOPIC people and lets NOT go down the road of flaming trollish BS ..

Intellectual conversations ONLY. Thanks.

ahem
Clearing throat to add something obvious:

Hello Swingarm.
I'd like to point out something that slightly obvious to most members here.
ATS is a CONSPIRACY related discussion board. I hope you realize what that means. Thank you, and carry on.

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have you seen this chart from the fed?

research.stlouisfed.org...