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I can understand the "angry tax-payer" approach.

 

The cost is large as mentioned by everyone. However let's throw this plan aside. Does anyone in Washington have an answer to following questions:

1. What is the alternative?

2. Do you understand the reaction of the markets?

3. Do you have any method to re-start the credit markets?

 

 

Here is my answers as far as I understand the environment. Looking forward to your opinion.

1. Don't see an alternative at the moment. Looking at the turmoil from last week, entire financial market had same answer.

2. A domino of bankrupcies may trigger a complete stall in the sector. If GS, MS, Wachovia go backrupt there will be many, many other that will default as a result. If confidence is completely lost in financials, I don't really see how markets can function.

Are you aware of the volume executed/cleared through the major brokers?

3. Don't see an alternative again. Markets have vanished for a lot of derivative instruments and even simple products. Bank prosecutions were the only way to create some transactions. Do you think that is the solution?


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