To: AuntB
No, the $85 billion loan doesn’t prop up AIGs stock. The $85 billion goes right out the door to pay off the massive losses from MBS deriviatives. Wait until we hear they need another $85 billion and then another. Who knows how large the derivatives losses will grow? That is the problem — no transparency and no knowing who has how much of the toxic paper. AIG may not survive this even with Fed help.
To: Freedom_Is_Not_Free
The $85 billion goes right out the door to pay off the massive losses from MBS deriviatives. Wait until we hear they need another $85 billion and then another.Uh....no.
120 posted on
09/16/2008 6:58:30 PM PDT by
Petronski
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To: Freedom_Is_Not_Free
The $85 billion goes right out the door to pay off the massive losses from MBS deriviatives. Wait until we hear they need another $85 billion and then another.Uh, no. I will not wait.
Where is your evidence saying "the $85 billion goes right out the door..."?
That statement belies the basic facts of the deal.
176 posted on
09/16/2008 8:11:55 PM PDT by
Petronski
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