Gordon Brown & Henry Paulson are blaming speculators ( scapegoats ) for the economic crash, the ban on short selling does not stop the fall of bank stocks because investors are dumping their own bank stocks, the current free market capitalist system is not “free” but rigged by those in power ( deregulations ), martial law, hyperinflation, the collapse of the financial systems looks like a controlled demolition, the “paulson plan” 700 billion bailout is a financial power grab similar to the patriot act, the unregulated banking system of derivatives is called the shadow banking system, recorded on September 27th 2008
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the whole audio is at . . .
http://karmabanqueradio.com/2008/09/27/975-the-truth-about-markets-27-september-2008/
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Jesus look at Henry …
Jesus look at Henry Paulson’s vain on his head it looks like hes gonna have an aneurysm.
thanks for the video
thanks for the video
Like a maths …
Like a maths formula USA/IMF/W.B have set levels of poverty/lack of resources to approve any loan. Pakistans political filth is committing the blunder of confiscating human rights/basic needs of life/creating lack of resources & promoting mischief like fake inflation, no jobs, injustice to obtain loans & eat them all. USA terms these steps as corruption & blackmails Pakistans political filth. Anti Islamic Community uses USA & USA further uses Pakistan as front state for global destruction.
There is no such …
There is no such thing as “a free market” there is ALWAYS a political angle. And don’t you forget it.
man everyone living …
man everyone living inside of the cult knows the cult leader is a pervert, but he has a whole system of social control, brainwashing and intimidation to keep people dominated.
hedge funds and …
hedge funds and investment banks used short selling like short-term credit. when short selling was banned, there was less credit available for funds and investment banks (leveraged longs) to invest or trade on credit. so by banning short selling, less money (credit) was available to go into the market. the drop in credit, especially the scarcity of buyers (longs) was noticable to traders and this led to more selling and pulling more money out of the market. once again, arbitrary regulation fails
Nice analogy from 9 …
Nice analogy from 9/11 and South Park. LOL
I cannot believe Paulson and others lied to The U.S. about that $700 Billion bailout. I am surprise people are not rioting here in the streets about this. I guess the flouride in our drinking water has gotten to us.
what will happen to …
what will happen to the bank trading programs aka MTN trading?
you rock man! thx …
you rock man! thx for the upload!
Raising interests …
Raising interests would momentarily reduce the inflation, but it would be better to design a system that prevents monetary mass undue growing, which should be in regard to economic growth -
not in the hands of a corrupt banking elite
that has robbed the people!
actually I think …
actually I think the short sellers were forced to sell their position due to the end of growth.
to create a short, borrow the stock sell it high and redeem the loan low…
where’s the “up-tic rule”? Eliminating that is what allowed shorts to be so lucrative. Funny how regulators squashed that JUST before the bubble grew.
thanks for the vid. VERY informative!
Very interesting… …
Very interesting… I’d like to hear the rest of the conversation. Is there a part 2?