ich weiß auch nicht, wo's hingeht  ;o)

Jedenfalls verfolgt mich der Bärenmarkt jetzt schon, wenn ich den kids morgens die Milch warmmache

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Bush: Assured foreign leaders that mortgage plan will pass

By Greg Robb         Last update: 9:17 a.m. EDT Sept. 23, 2008        
        WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- President Bush said Tuesday that he has reassurred foreign leaders that the plan to rescue U.S. financial institutions will pass Congress. Speaking to reporters in New York, where he is attending meetings of the United Nations, Bush said world leaders ahve questioned him about the debt relief package. "I have assured them...having spoken to leaders of the Congress from both political parties there is the desire to get something done quickly," he said. Bush said the debate in Congress on the package is part of the normal give-and-take. "I am confident....that there will be a bipartisan bill," he said.

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Ich bin wieder raus. Von dem auf der Longseite verdienten Geld kann ich mir nun einen neuen Bärenpelz kaufen. Die kalten Wintertage stehen vor der Türe.

Überlege meine IBM Shorts aufzustocken.

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Paulson says Congress should be glad it gave him bazooka

By Greg Robb         Last update: 11:07 a.m. EDT Sept. 23, 2008        
        WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Congress should be glad it gave him a bazooka to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. "You all can be darn glad you gave us the bazooka because we needed it," Paulson said in testimony to the Senate Banking panel on Tuesday. Paulson said the takeover stabilized the mortgage market. "Thank goodness that was done and the markets were stabilized before we had some investment banks report their earnings or let me tell you this would be a much more serious situation than it is today," Paulson said. When Congress was considering legislation giving Paulson authority to take over Fannie and Freddie, Paulson referred to it as a bazooka that he could keep in his back pocket and would not be needed. But it turned out that equity investors quickly sold shares in the GSEs thinking that a takeover of the GSEs was inevitable. This forced Paulson's hand and he moved to take over the two firms.