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To: khnyny

This def. is not over - the credit bubble has not popped yet either. Once that goes everything will topple like dominoes as well - because it’s a spider web. Bank A loans to Bank B - both Bank A loans to Company C - Company C loans to Company D - Company D gets another loan from Bank B - Well if Company C can’t make payments on their loans and goes into Default on their letter of credit then Bank A owes money to Company D - does it have that money? If Not then Company D will most likely topple and not be able to pay its loans - Bank B is out and Bank A needs to pay Bank B and so on and so forth!


26 posted on 11/20/2008 10:45:51 AM PST by Lilpug15 (GIRD YOUR LOINS!)
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To: Lilpug15
I used to own one of those company "C's", and it seemed that the company had more loans out than the bank!

When Mr. Carters administration managed to get the short term commercial loan rate up to 22% I decided to have a long talk with my banker. The outcome of that conversation was an agreement that if I got out of the banking business, He would not seek to offer services in my line of work.

We immediately switched over to a cash basis, and everything was fine right up until the day I closed the doors for good and retired.

29 posted on 11/20/2008 11:02:38 AM PST by An Old Man (Lead, Follow, or get the hell out of the way)
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