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- You don't build a house by blowing up its foundation
- The Worst Month since 1933
- F.D.I.C. Set to Raise Fees to Replenish Bank Fund ...
- U.S. Agrees to Raise Its Stake in Citigroup - NYTi...
- NBA reportedly set to borrow 175 million dollars
- Obama's Budget Overview Predicts $1.75 Trillion De...
- 2 more scammers caught in the act. When will it e...
- House Approves $410 Billion Spending Bill
- Stress Test for Banks Exposes Rift on Wall St. - N...
- U.S. Economy: Consumer Confidence, Home Prices in ...
- House Democrats propose $410B spending bill
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- Information Arbitrage: Citigroup: The Difference B...
- now they want to tax how much we drive????
- hey I´ve heard this word before INFLATION!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Bringing the troops home ey
- FRONTLINE | Inside the Meltdown | PBS
- Breaking News | Latest News | Current News - FOXNe...
- Texas Financial Firm Accused of Fraud - NYTimes.com
- Wal Mart beats Wall Street
- This would be just my luck.
- Greedy CEO's finally being put in check somewhat
- He came so highly recomended
- Does it seem like some people just don't get it
- Fannie and Freddie and their ridiculous rules
- Generational Theft
- Caterpillar CEO contradicts Obama
- Stocks Drop as Unease Remains - WSJ.com
- Google's GDrive 'will make the PC redundant' - Tel...
- WHAT A TAX BREAK 13$ A WEEK
- Wall St. Won't Buy Bailout
- This ought to get the economy going
- CEO salary cap joke!
- Lacking Clarity, Dow Plunges 382
- 1-U.S. bank CEOs defend use of govt bailout funds
- U.S. Taxpayers Risk $9.7 Trillion on Bailout Programs
- Tumblin Tumbleweeds
- Fed Overpays $78B For Stocks
- US Treasury in plans for record debt sale
- A New Ice Age for the Credit Market
- A Few Tips for the Career Fair
- $500,000 Cap Set For Executives Who Work At Instit...
- Fortune: Buffett's metric says it's time to buy - ...
- US car sales fall below China’s for first time
- This is what I picture most brokers doing.
- the state of 90% of the companies in the U.S.
- Catch 22 on the lending subject?
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1 comment:
The U.S. needs a lot of money to support the spending plans of the government.
Does this quote bother anyone?
"Traders are particularly concerned about the appetite for Treasuries among foreign investors, who hold more than half the outstanding $5,500bn in Treasury debt."
P.S. Salvador in the future "link" your article so we can just click and go to the article instead of having to copy and paste.
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