Comments on: Has the FDIC run out of money? The graphic speaks volumes http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/ Translation by NanceFinance Fri, 11 Feb 2011 17:19:31 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Theory and practice – Guy McPherson's blog http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/comment-page-1/#comment-630 Theory and practice – Guy McPherson's blog Sun, 12 Dec 2010 18:13:50 +0000 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/?p=1258#comment-630 [...] The FDIC claims to be working magic to solve this problem, but they’re simply trying to gloss over a monumental problem, as even the Wall Street Journal seems to [...] [...] The FDIC claims to be working magic to solve this problem, but they’re simply trying to gloss over a monumental problem, as even the Wall Street Journal seems to [...]

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]]> By: fleetlee http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/comment-page-1/#comment-204 fleetlee Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:10:19 +0000 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/?p=1258#comment-204 Plus, now they estimate another 150-200 banks may fail; another ticking time bomb for our economy? Plus, now they estimate another 150-200 banks may fail; another ticking time bomb for our economy?

]]> By: libtree09 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/comment-page-1/#comment-202 libtree09 Fri, 21 Aug 2009 23:33:45 +0000 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/?p=1258#comment-202 I just don't understand our strategy in fixing our economy. We haven't corrected the basic flaws in the bank/investment house mergers, all the bad players are still in place without showing a shred of responsibility, main street is still shedding jobs, nothing has been done to increase homegrown industry, banks are still failing, the toxic assets we were supposed to be buying are still there, the housing crooks are back in business selling refinancing loans, housing is not recovering, state governments are failing and using stimulus money to prop themselves up, we are still bleeding money in foreign wars and the same clueless cheerleaders are claiming the recession is behind us as if to will it so. No one is facing the reality of inaction and are happily rebuilding the house of cards without considering what another crash would mean. And the most harrowing problem is that we are at the mercy of a communist government that is quickly losing confidence in our ability to put our house in order. I have been worrying that we have gone a bridge too far and there is no way out. I just don’t understand our strategy in fixing our economy. We haven’t corrected the basic flaws in the bank/investment house mergers, all the bad players are still in place without showing a shred of responsibility, main street is still shedding jobs, nothing has been done to increase homegrown industry, banks are still failing, the toxic assets we were supposed to be buying are still there, the housing crooks are back in business selling refinancing loans, housing is not recovering, state governments are failing and using stimulus money to prop themselves up, we are still bleeding money in foreign wars and the same clueless cheerleaders are claiming the recession is behind us as if to will it so. No one is facing the reality of inaction and are happily rebuilding the house of cards without considering what another crash would mean. And the most harrowing problem is that we are at the mercy of a communist government that is quickly losing confidence in our ability to put our house in order. I have been worrying that we have gone a bridge too far and there is no way out.

]]> By: Afternoon Bits (08/18/09) | Blackinformant.com - African-American culture, news commentary, politics http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Afternoon Bits (08/18/09) | Blackinformant.com - African-American culture, news commentary, politics Tue, 18 Aug 2009 23:01:17 +0000 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/?p=1258#comment-200 [...] Has the FDIC run out of money? The graphic speaks volumes [...] [...] Has the FDIC run out of money? The graphic speaks volumes [...]

]]> By: Jessica Faye Carter http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/2009/08/16/has-the-fdic-run-out-of-money-the-graphic-speaks-volumes/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Jessica Faye Carter Tue, 18 Aug 2009 02:41:48 +0000 http://trueslant.com/nancymiller/?p=1258#comment-199 That graph is really scary, and is exactly the kind of thing that scares me about the government--you can never really get to the bottom of whatever information is being circulated. Upping the coverage to 250K seems good, but then the FDIC may not be able to pay it! It's like everything is about consumer confidence and not the underlying, structural considerations. I wonder how much money (if any) the FDIC really has left? That graph is really scary, and is exactly the kind of thing that scares me about the government–you can never really get to the bottom of whatever information is being circulated. Upping the coverage to 250K seems good, but then the FDIC may not be able to pay it! It’s like everything is about consumer confidence and not the underlying, structural considerations.

I wonder how much money (if any) the FDIC really has left?

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