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AIG Gets "Bridge Loan"; Hedgies Get Free Shots

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Uploaded by on Sep 16, 2008

Pure insanity. By getting "warrants" wiping out 80% of shareholder equity, Paulson has painted a target on the back of every firm in America that has written a credit default swap.

You don't think he intended to do that, do you? He's from Goldman..... naw........

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  • Numerous, world-wide investors such as sovereign wealth funds and private entities such as oil companies are flush with US Dollars from years of profits and trade imbalances.

    Ask yourself this one question: Why is it these world-wide, smart-money investors would not offer the bridge loans necessary and profit from the asset liquidation? Hmmm.

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    You predicted GS and MS getting beaten up ... happened today , 18th. Sept. 2008 !

  • They did that with Bear Stearns.

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  • Essentially what your saying is that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. It does assume that financial firms with a large number of credit default swaps will go the same way as AIG. It's probable, but it remains to be seen. Thanks for the video.

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